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When sixteen-year-old Zeeta and her itinerant mother move to Aix-en-Provence, France, Zeeta is haunted by a mysterious admirer who keeps leaving mementoes for her, and when her Ecuadorian boyfriend comes to visit, their relationship seems to have changed.

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An under-the-radar bestseller that has helped countless readers of all ages across the world cope with separation anxiety, loss, loneliness, and grief--now available in paperback and re-illustrated for a new generation of readers.

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Julia and Nathan have no friends to speak of. They're misfits of Mrs Henrey's class - awlays the last to be picekd for the team, and always without a partner. Then they discover a stash of money in a deserted house and suddenly, instant popularity seems just around the corner.

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By day twelve-year-old Alan Cunningham's a normal school boy. But at night his 'gronk' factor kicks in - and suddenly, he's not exactly your average kind of guy. . . . Now that poor Alan's finally got to grips with the fact that he's a Gronk (a nice, friendly werewolf), a group of mad scientists is after him - to them he's just another experiment.

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(Paperback)

A new spin on an old favourite: cheerleaders and witches.

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The scarecrow stands under a deep blue harvest sky in the middle of a field of corn. He looks out to the horizon, hoping that the crows will not come today, but they do. It is so hard being a scarecrow who is scared of crows.

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It's Desmond and Andres versus a spooky library shusher in the fifth book of this chapter book series featuring easy-to-read language and illustrations. Original.

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From the award-winning author of "Full Tilt" and The Shadow Club novels comes this tongue-in-cheek tale of a boy so unremarkable, he just might disappear completely.

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In a futuristic city ruled by an evil scientific genius, the resistance group of children known as the Doomsday Rats might be the only hope of saving mankind. But the Rats must face the terrifying Fire drake - and a robotic scorpion that fires missiles from its tail. This work is intended for ages 8-13.

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(Paperback)

She was so worried about Nicky and Roy that she didn't hear the thief come up behind her; she didn't look carefully when she dashed across the road .

Back at home Nicky is findingit harder and harder to reassure her younger brother Roy. But whatever happens, Nicky is certain of one thing - she will NEVER tell.

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Jo can't bear the attitude of peole around her: the teacher who wants to help but can't face the truth that Jo's half black (not just half-white); That's why she needs Mit - he takes her to a secret world beyond reality, a place where Jo can decide who she really is.

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Alice, Tash, Dani and Lissa are in their first year at secondary. These girls are forging new friendships, facing fears and finding their way. Should they keep their secrets or share them with each other In the first two books, Alice and Tash fessed up. Now it's Dani's turn.

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Tash, Alice, Danni and Lissa are in their first year at Riverside Academy, making new friends, facing their fears and sharing their secrets. Tash wants to tell her friends truth about what's happening in her life. It would explain why she's struggling to be in right place at the right time. But she's promised someone very important that she won't.

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After losing her best friend and feeling overlooked by family members, Finley decides to prove herself by finding a missing woman in the remote tourist town of Stone Creek, but after convincing her brothers to help her, Finley discovers she may be in over her head.

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If you expect to see a ghost, you see a ghost...
That's what Bethan tells herself when her brother Harry takes her to see the ghost at the old reservoir.

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Includes "Shapeshifters"; "Hawksong"; "Snakecharm"; "Falcondance"; "Wolfcry"; and, "Wyvvernhail".

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Colin's family has not been the same since his sister Briony disappeared at Pichi Richi Pass, so no one is too surprised when Colin attempts to kill himself and ends up in Ward 44. Dr Parkinson runs a tight ship and it's all meant to help Colin get better. Then how come Colin is seeing giant talking cockroaches