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Archie is a very mature child - some would say far too mature! At first she absolutely can't stand Archie but then she starts to see him as a bit of a project- could she really make Archie into a Troublemaker Extraordinaire Their unlikely friendship really gets going when Archie needs help to scare off his dad's new girlfriend...

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Jay is fifteen years old and a member of the Blake Street Boyz gang. Choose the right clothes, the right chat, the right snacks and you will be respected. and there are no choices left.

This is a story set against the backdrop of London's inner-city tower blocks, where killing can be easier than choosing a chocolate bar;

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Raise your poms -- the Timberwolves are back in Book #2 of the drama-filled YA series set in the world of high school cheerleading, created in partnership with Varsity, the world's premier cheerleading brand.

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The hugely popular Sleepover Club series is back with a gorgeous new look. Meet Frankie, Kenny, Fliss, Rosie and Lyndz five best friends who just want to have fun!

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A debut novel about friendship, first love and grief that will appeal to fans of Sarah Dessen, now in paperback

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Ellis is an ordinary 17-year-old; someone who's planning to finish school and go to university like any other teenager. The difference is that four months ago, his best friend Simon killed himself. Still - that was four months ago. Ellis has now 'got over it'. Except, of course, he hasn't....

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Imagine living 3 seconds ahead of everyone else! This funny, mind-twisting, adventure for 10-14-year-olds tells you exactly what that's like - and plays with Einstein's theory of relativity along the way.

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Ben Tracey is on holiday in the Cayman Islands when a hurricane warning means he and his new friend, the son of an oil billionaire, must fly out of range. If anyone tries to make their way into the cockpit, they will be instantly shot . . . So begins this dramatic adventure, the fifth in the exciting Code Red series.

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Everyone knows about owls: they sit in trees, fly around at night and are very wise. But not Big Hoot and Little Hoot - they were daft as coots.

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From the author of the New York Times bestselling PRETTY LITTLE LIARS comes a killer new series, THE LYING GAME.

It is term three of grade six and the peer group is paramount. Kaitlin has been best friends with Shelley forever, when suddenly she is dumped. How Kaitlin handles rejection is at the core of this highly believable and topical story of growth, change, understanding and tolerance. Ages 10+.

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Enjoy this colorful story based on my Uncle's real life experiences as a locksmith, entrepreneur and positive member of the community. Read about his adventures with a fictional twist. Every community has its own version of Uncle Pop, but there is no one like ours. So, unlock your imagination and prepare to be informed, entertained and inspired.

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From the author of Jumping Fences, Rain Dance and the bestselling Diamond Spirit series comes another hugely appealing country romance.

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A nonsense story about Og and Ut, the gombrizils, who make friends with Tumblerum Wollycobble, the slobbadunk. They cure his indigestion and he helps them hatch their egg and bring up their daughter, Okay. Now part of the family, Tumblerum watches Okay grow up and saves her life when a tree falls on her during a storm.

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A gorgeously spooky book about magic, family, power and love. Undine is changing. It starts with a feeling, but as the feeling becomes something more powerful and dangerous, she knows she must find out what is happening to her. Ages 13+.

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The Freewheelers are a gang of four friends, the twins, Clem and Darcy and Bryce and Mio, They spend their spare time trick riding on their push-bikes. Ages 10-14.

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Albert Thompson was stolen from his family at the age of four and was unable to resolve his loss. This book asks you to step into Albert Thompson's fictional shoes, and imagine life from the point of view of his daughters, who grew up never knowing they had sisters. One daughter did not even know she had an Aboriginal father.