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A young girl learns how to cope with her noise sensitivity and step outside of her comfort zone in this heartwarming middle grade novel thats perfect for fans of Tune It Out by Jamie Sumner.

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A pointed, amusing and highly-original story set in an alternate reality wherein every person's physical size is directly proportional to their wealth, by the best-selling author of Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.

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Nicholas Highgate, separated from his parents during the Japanese invasion of Hong Kong, is smuggled to the mainland by his Chinese nurse and disguised as a Chinese boy. As he grows to manhood, he witnesses the atrocities and deprivations of the Japanese occupation and is himself drawn into the Communist resistance activities.

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We've all got wacky families, it's just that some are wackier than others. Find out just how wacky some families can be in the sixth book in this hilarious series. Ages 7+.

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When Emmy is given the coveted role of Spring in the annual show it seems the final straw for Charlotte, but then her teacher helps her to understand that although Emmy is very talented for her age, she can't dance as well as Charlotte, and Charlotte ought to feel proud that Emmy has learnt so much from watching her talented big sister.

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Charlotte is in for a nasty surprise when Emmy makes a new friend, Tom. But when their sisters' fighting starts to get in the way of Tom and Emmy's friendship, they must find a way of bringing their warring siblings together, and ballet could be just the thing they need.

By turns hilarious and bittersweet, this fresh, engaging novel illuminates the hidden corners of suburban life, love and friendship.

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Sophie is a 21-year-old single mother and this beautifully written novel explores her relationships in all their surprising and sensuous complexities. A companion to the award-winning Secret Scribbled Notebooks.

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Kelly Ann is a total tomboy. She loves football and computer games and has no idea why anyone would want to bother with soppy romantic stuff and stupid crushes on boys.

Follow Kelly Ann's ventures into the crazy world of love through her stonkingly funny diaries.

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Kelly Ann is fifteen and desperately in love with G - the biggest idiot in school. Navigating her way through teenage embarrassments, sick-filled parties, awful love poetry and green condoms, Kelly Ann is a hilariously endearing character and one every female reader, whatever age, will be able to relate to.

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Families come in all different forms, and each one is unique. My family is a rainbow--what about yours

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From an electric new YA voice comes a surprising, razor-sharp coming of age story about a fifteen-year-old girl over the course of one glittery-dark Hollywood summer. Perfect for fans of The Girls.

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A children's book written from a child's perspective. It deals with the child's discovery and realization that her grammy is different in some ways because she has a disease called Parkinson's.

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It's great having a gorilla for a Gran. Gran is left in charge when TJ's parents attend a banana conference. Gran must work out how to house-train a slug while TJ embarks on a rollicking adventure involving a new girl at school, some disappearing wombats and the mysterious Mr Pifflewhiskers. Ages 7-10.

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From the highly acclaimed author of The Guy, the Girl, the Artist and His Ex comes this funny, heartfelt novel about rage, regret and the pitfalls of life in the digital age.

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Fleur is fifteen years old and particularly embarrassed by her family, her utter middle classness and the fact that she shares her name with a 'feminine hygiene product' (even if it is the leading brand in Australia). This work takes Fleur's depths to new heights with more of her hit recipes of love, fashion, fire, famine and fortune-telling.

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A masterful, moving story about a teenage boy caught between faith and love, by one of Australia's finest YA writers.

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Cecil's mum wears long black boots, an even longer sword, and makes her enemies walk the plank. Putrid Percival serves sea monster soup for dinner when Cecil would rather eat pizza. Filthy Frederick stinks - but he's good at maths, and nobody's perfect. Cecil gets seasick and all he wants is a normal life. This book is for those aged 7 and above.