(Paperback)

Rose is just your average Australian teenager, until she decides to create a blog for an English assignment. All of a sudden, everything changes. An elegant stranger arrives to announce that Rose has an aristocratic French grandfather who would like to meet Rose, in person. Ages 12+.

(Paperback)

Book two in the brand new series about supernatural sisters whose unpredictable magic causes trouble for their suburban monster community hiding in plain sight. It's Wizards of Waverly Place for today's readers!

(Paperback, Media tie-in)

Trey, the stag leader wants all small animals out of White Deer Park and the future is looking bleak for Badger, Adder and Tawny Owl. But the great storm changes everything for the better - that is until Bully, the evil rat king decides to invade the Park and claim his leadership. . .

(Paperback)

A hilarious new series for younger readers, following the misadventures of an ordinary boy at an extraordinary school for young spies

(Paperback)

A cupid doll comes to life and offers romantic assistance to A.J., a teenage photographer suffering from unrequited love.

(Paperback)

The love between an aunt and their niece or nephew and how it can be such an overwhelming yet welcoming experience of love that one had never felt. Its a scary yet fulfilling kind of love that now knowing it and feeling it one can not imagine life without it.

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

Tim is mad about Tigers, he's crazy about them, he's wild about them. And what's more he wants to be one! So when his teeth get pointier, his toenails get longer and stripy fur starts growing out of his pyjamas, it looks as though his dream's come true.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Ryan Lanyon lives in the shadows of a shopping centre on the far side of the city. His brother is a bouncer. His best mate owns weapons. Ariel works in a surf-shop and has never seen the sea. And the tragedies of the past will poison the future -- unless someone has the guts to cross the line.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

He's developed an amazing new invention, where nanotechnology means that objects and even people can be taken apart, remodelled, changed and used for any purpose. A spectacular novel of goodies and baddies fighting it out in London, using Big Ben as a spear and throwing themselves into Buckingham Palace.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

There is lots he must learn - how to sit upright and beg for a custard cream biscuit, how to ask nicely to go outside, and how not to trip up Prince Philip. She even breaks a lifetime rule - and lets him sleep on her bed at night! And it is because of Titus that Her Majesty finally does something very surprising .

(Paperback)

From the author of Vinnie's War, here is the story of a teenager who ends up as a deck boy on Merchant Navy ships, learning the ropes, fitting in with the crew and facing war-time action in World War II.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Lucinda Blake always knew there was something off about her life. A month away from her 18th birthday, unusual circumstances began to take place; she began to feel different. What was her mother hiding behind that door with multiple locks Where did Rose, her best friend, keep disappearing to Why did she dream of ocean-blue eyes, eyes that she's never seen

(Paperback)

Based on the true story of the last refugee ship to leave Germany in 1939, the St. Louis, this powerful book tells the story of two of its passengers, Lisa and Sol, who were children on board the ship. They were among the lucky ones to survive.

(Paperback, Reprint)

Includes a sneak peek at: Lies I tell myself.

(Paperback)

Toby is now aware of the dangers associated with time travel. But his mentor, Jim Oldfield, wants to travel back to see the Bradman match he has always longed to see. The storyline is interspersed with cricketing trivia and also cricketing tips written by Australian fast bowler, Brett Lee. This book is for ages 8-13.

(Paperback)

Toby Jones and his classmates go to the MCG archives on an excursion. There they meet the old and wise caretaker of the library, Jim Oldfield, who realises that Toby has the potential to travel back in time to cricket matches. With Jim's assistance, Toby and his friends are transported back in time to past matches. This book is for ages 8-13.

(Paperback, 3rd edition)

Toby and his friends return in this cricket series that combines fantasy and sport. Toby's got a lot on his mind, with the cricket semi final and his worries are about his friend Jim Oldfield. They had travelled back in time to the 1930 Test match in Leeds to watch Don Bradman and now Jim's stuck there.

(Paperback, 4th edition)

Just as Toby thought his time-travel adventures were all over, he has to make another journey, and this time it's going to be dangerous. With the help of his friend Jim Oldfield, Toby must travel to Lords to visit Father Time so he can save his friend Ally, who is fading away since she met herself on a previous time-travel trip. 8-13.

(Paperback)