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Stephen is used to invisibility. He was born that way. Invisible. Cursed. Elizabeth sometimes wishes for invisibility. When you're invisible, no one can hurt you. So when her mother decides to move the family to New York City, Elizabeth is thrilled. It's easy to blend in there. Then Stephen and Elizabeth meet.

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At the age of sixteen, shy introverted Naomi makes a harrowing adult decision about the future of her baby daughter.

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Australia's favourite scientist answers more curly questions about life, the universe and everything. Questions such as: are virgin births possible (They are). Will a black hole suck you in (It won't) Is the most radioactive device in our homes the microwave (It's not, it's the smoke detector). (SA: Year 6 - Year 9).

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Sometimes, Cinderella has to take matters into her own hands to get her shoe back.

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When their mother suddenly dies, sisters Charlotte and Maddi begin to suspect that their father and his new girlfriend played a part in her death, and they spiral into paranoia with horrifying consequences.

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Today's information-hungry kids prefer to find out things for themselves. It Will Get Better is the perfect solution. Here teens talk about their own issues, and have access to expert advice to help them through.

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Meet the Clique - the five girls who rule Octavian Country Day School. The only thing harder than getting in is staying in ...

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Sparks fly in this unputdownable young adult novel about two teenagers who don't get along - until it becomes a matter of life or death.

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"Janae works every day at her Granny's Strange Goods Superstore, selling lucky rabbits feet and other useless junk. And every night, after closing up shop, she dominates the courts with her boys. When the chance comes around to take her game to the next level, she knows she'll make the cut. It s all about skill luck s got nothing to do with it. Right"--Provided by publisher.

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Before they were heroes

The second title in the fun and exciting series created by award-winning authors Jane Yolen and Robert J. Harris. Jason and the Gorgon's Blood is an adventure story from beginning to end, portraying the dramatic events that transform a boy into a legend.

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In early 1940s Los Angeles, Mexican Americans Marisela and Lorena work in canneries all day then jitterbug with sailors all night with their zoot suit wearing younger brother Ray, as escort until the night racial violence leads to murder. Told in verse format.

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Just when Dru thought she was safe, everything exploded in her face. There's a brand new svetocha in town - a redheaded vixen named Anna, who'd rather kill Dru than share the spotlight. Turns out Dru's got something Anna wants. And his name just happens to be Christophe Reynard.

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Theres a new villian in town

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Focusing on Jim Thorpe's years at Pennsylvania's Carlisle Indian School, this title brings his early athletic career to life, while also dispelling some myths about him and movingly depicting the Native American experience at the turn of the 20th century. Photos.

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Jen is desperate for life to begin, but her first love relationships are so devastating that she believes she is jinxed.

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Joan Bauer is one of the most popular young adult novelists today. Following an introduction to Bauer's work, and a biographical chapter, this volume examines each novel by breaking it down into sections on plot, characterization, setting, and themes.

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If you could be anywhere in a moment, where would you go If you could change your appearance in a minute, what would you choose If you discovered something was very wrong with this perfect world, what would you do Action and danger fuel this near-future thriller in a fresh take on technology, identity, and the lengths one girl will go to save her best friend.

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An addictive rural romance for teens from a born storyteller.

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Originally published: New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2010.

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'On Taris, we shave our heads. No. That's wrong. On Taris, we have our heads shaved for us.' You'd think life in a peaceful tropical island community would be idyllic. But the people of Taris follow strict rules to keep their isolated society functioning. Ages 12+. (SA: Year 6 - Year 9).