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Bundy works hard at being the best soccer player he can be. He always encourages his teammates, and works extra hard during practice. So when his attitude changes, little does his teammates know that he's been saddled with a baby-sitter. Illustrations.

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The ninth entry in Matt Christopher's SOCCER 'CATS features fullback Ted Gaddy

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Now in paperback, this exciting soccer series of chapter books begins as friends Dewey London and Bundy Neel learn the captain of their summer soccer team will be chosen by whoever designs the best logo for the team. Should artistic Dewey enter, even though Bundy would make a better captain Illustrations.

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Now available in paperback, the eighth entry in Matt Christopher's SOCCER 'CATS features Lou Barnes, the right striker.

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Jeff Thompson is delighted to be picked as captain of Sanford Primary School's football team. With an enthusiastic new teacher and a team full of talent - not least that of loner Gary Clarke, with his flashes of goal-scoring brilliance - he is determined to lead Sandford to success.

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'WHAT A WAY TO END THE SEASON!'

The football season may be drawing to a close, but Luke Crawford - skipper, player-manager and coach of the Swillsby Swifts Sunday League team - is still full of running . With soccer-mad Luke on the loose, there are bound to be plenty of shocks in store for everyone before the final whistle blows .

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Socrates is no ordinary cat. He is a cat philosopher. And with the ability to speak, he travels the world full of questions in his furry little head. He talks to children mostly; always in search of answers and the next meal. His philosophical ramblings are thoughtful, but always with a heavy helping of comedy.

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It is 1942, Joey and his mum have left the city and the danger of bomb attacks. But Joey discovers a Japanese soldier hiding in the hills outside the country town where they now live. What can he do

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From award-winning and bestselling author Kwame Alexander comes Solo, the story of seventeen-year-old Blade Morrison, who is being crushed between the scathing tabloids exposing his former rock-star-fathers addictions and a protected secret that threatens his own identity. The answers to his past and future change everything he thought to be true.

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Retta Lee Jones is blessed with a beautiful voice and has big dreams of leaving her tiny Tennessee hometown. With a beaten down car, a pocketful of hard-earned waitressing money, and stars in her eyes, Retta sets out to make it big in Nashville. But the road to success isn't a smooth one.

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Somebunny is a short story about a bunny who decides he'd rather sit in side all day and be lazy instead of going out and playing with his friends. When he finally decides he wants to play, he finds that the day is over and becomes upset. His friends then remind him that everything is okay, and there's a new day tomorrow.

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When Esma moves into 22 Starling Street, she knows she has come to the right place. A place to forget the disappointments of her past. A place to become someone new. A place to belong. After all, her housemate Kara - with her perfect room and her perfect life - will show her the way. Ages 15+.

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Sixteen-year-old Anna is an unremarkable schoolgirl. She does her homework, and keeps out of trouble. At home she emotionally supports her depressive mother and occasionally goes out with friends, but she allows no one to get close. Then Craig Ritchie storms into her life, and nothing is the same again.

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Hazel Green's second memorable adventure, now reissued with a vibrant new cover. An enduring favourite with 8-12s.;;;

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From the day Cadwan fashioned a sword from a willow wand and composed a victory song for his young mistress, Boudicca, he has loyally charted her rise to Queen. Then Emperor Nero rules that the royal line of the Iceni is to be ended, and Boudicca knows this is one battle she cannot afford to lose .

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Translation of: Hikari no utsushie: Hiroshima Hiroshima Hiroshima.

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When Sounder chases after the Sheriff's deputies he is shot and he crawls away, seemingly to die. For weeks the boy thinks that he has lost both his father and his dog, but then Sounder comes back, lame and missing an ear. The boy continues to search for his father, until a few years later the father returns home, disabled from a quarry accident.

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The third book in the Space Taxi series

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Eric's legs may be skinny, but can they move! For one week of the year after his win at the athletics carnival, he's a hero; but for the other fifty one, he's a loser. People at Pendle Hill High drift into his life - and drift out again. He's just the guy they call Spaghetti legs. But he wants to be different, special, and make a name for himself.

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Shy, bespectacled Anna is certain that Ellie Wilson will do something dreadful on the school trip to Bath. Anna already knows in her mind how the beautiful goddess looks.

But when something dreadful does happen, Anna is surprised to find that neither it, nor Minerva, nor Ellie, is quite as she had imagined.

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