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Louise O'Connor is a troubled sixteen-year-old who leaves Sydney as an exchange student for mid-west USA. She hopes to create the perfect life she imagines only money can provide. But, the Hardings are as unpredictable as they are rich, and nothing works as planned. This is a humorous novel.

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At New Avalon, everyone has a personal fairy - some less desirable than others: Charlie's fairy ensures that she always has a car park, which seems to pale in comparison to Fiorenze's all-the-boys-like-you fairy. Hilarious, original, enchanting, this is urban teenage humour at its best

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Mannie is escaping - from small town life, from family mysteries, from grief, from her fragile former self; she's heading for the city in search of an elusive 'something' to make herself feel right. A YA novel of rare sensitivity, whimsical humour and revelation.

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The stylish and clever sequel to How to Rock Braces and Glasses by Meg Haston, now available in paperback. First published in hardback as How to Rock Break-Ups and Make-Ups

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In this hilarious tale of karmic retribution, a popular girl finds herself suddenly at the bottom of the social food chain. A middle grade debut by Meg Haston, now available in paperback.

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The whole universe is at stake in this comedy about a ten-year-old boy and his battle to prevent the end of life as we know it.

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Toby Jones is no ordinary schoolboy. As well as being an awesome cricketer, he's a time traveller who gets to watch the most exciting games in the history of cricket. Ever. But sometimes this leads to trouble. Featuring fascinating Twenty/20 cricket facts and a ton of tips from fast bowler Brett Lee, Howzat! wraps up the series in thrilling style.

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A classic Jean Ure story for girls AND boys, about a boy whos driving girls wild

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Harry reads books, he asks questions; he's a naturally curious young man. So when he and his parents head out to the country for Great-uncle Frank's fourth wedding, he prepares himself. He learns what he can before they leave. After all, he doesn't want to look stupid when Frank's time in the Vietnam War comes up in conversation. If it comes up.

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An author known for books that capture the pulse of urban life in New York City creates a gripping hour-by-hour portrayal of what life had been like for those left behind in New Orleans as Hurricane Katrina raged, told from the point of view of a young man inside the Superdome.

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At seventeen, Matheo Walsh is Britains most promising diving champion. He is wealthy, popular - and there's Lola, the girlfriend of his dreams.

But then there was that weekend. A weekend he cannot bring himself to remember. Keep his secret, and put those closest to him in terrible danger. Or confess, and lose Lola for ever . .

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This story, told in poetic verse, follows a transgender child who is born female bodied. He knows he is a boy and says so from the very first moment of his life. His parents don't understand at first and assume he is just confused. But when he expresses himself clearly they learn to accept him for who he is and love him all the same.

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As a young girl growing up in Nigeria, Abike faced challenges that might have made another child give up hope. But Abike never did. She worked hard and achieved things people told her she never would. An inspiration to children everywhere, I Am Abike encourages them to do the right thing, work hard, and never stop pursuing their dreams.