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Nerlin and Mordonna have seven children, who were not created in the traditional way, but were made in the cellar, using incredible mystical powers, some very shiny Nigella saucepans and a small chemistry set. This book is for children aged 8 and above.

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Everyday five of the Flood children travel halfway around the world to Quicklime College, the ultimate school for witches and wizards. Sports day is coming up and Orkward Warlock, the vilest child in the school and his sidekick, the Toad, hate the big happy Flood family and are plotting to kill the Floods - on sports day. Ages 9+.

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Travel back in time with the Floods to find out what happened when Nerlin and Mordonna eloped together to escape Mordonn's money hungry dad, King Quatorze, and his network of bumbling spies from far away Transylvania Waters. Ages 8+.

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The youngest child in the Flood family, Betty, is a pretty little girl, who looks quite normal - unlike some of her brothers and sisters. She goes to the normal primary school down the road and she even has a normal best friend, Ffiona Hulbert. But Betty is not normal - she is a witch.

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There's been a murder at Quicklime College and the world's most famous Forensic Special Investigator, Grusom, has been sent to investigate. With the help of his super-smart new assistant, Avid, and a can of magic beans, Grusom unearths the clues that will help him find the murderer. In no time, he has five suspects.

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It isn't just humans who need time off. Wizards do too - and after all the wild adventures the Floods have been through, two weeks at the seaside is exactly what they need. Of course, where the Floods go, trouble is sure to follow. Will Betty use magic to cheat in the sandcastle competition

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After years on the run, the Floods are coming home. Since Nerlin and Mordonna fled Transylvania Waters, things there have gone from worse to much worse. King Quatorze has bled the country dry. It's time for a change, time for life with a lot less cabbage and a lot more chocolate. But first the Floods have to get rid of the old king...

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The world is in a recession and millions of people have lost millions of dollars. Just when things are about to get even worse, the Floods set up summer school in New York and take control. So millions of people will probably lose millions more dollars, but it will all work out fine in the end. Well, for the Floods anyway.

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Shelby is convinced her reliable but ugly pony, Blue, is holding her back at Pony Club. When she sees an eye-catching brown pony for sale or swap, Shelby thinks her problems are over. But swapping a pony who is your best friend for a highly strung horse whose beautiful brown coat washes out with shampoo turns out to be a bad idea. Ages 8+.

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A fiercely assured debut novel about four second generation Chinese sisters, one of whom happens to be a boy.

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Sarah has nightmares, Miki longs to follow her dreams, but she might destroy the dreams of those close to her, Lacey is haunted by memories, Halil's father disappears, the daughter of Ta-wha risks darkness and wild animals for a taste of freedom - this book allows us to share the reality of lives that are at best only half understood.

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Suitable for ages 8-12, this is a story about annoying little brother, zombies, fairies and freaky stiff.

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Wil Anderson is "the bloke who sits in the middle on that show with the weird name" (The Gruen Transfer). Stand-up comedy is Wil's true passion. He has proudly told "dick jokes for cash" in pretty much every comedy club and festival in Australia and taken his knob gags international at all the major festivals from Edinburgh to Auckland to Montreal.

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Sara is not happy! Her family have decided to move interstate. Marking the days off until she has to move in her secret diary- the real one and not the foil that she leaves for her family to read- she confesses to a crush on the player Jack Marconi and her despair that her best friend has stolen him away. For ages 12+.

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The people in these stories are a tribe - a modern, urban tribe - which does not fully recognise itself as such. The experiences of the inner city ambience are shown through stories of growing up, leaving home, coming to the city from the country, or returning there; first love affairs and the anti-ideology of Liberaterianism.

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Zac and Corey are best mates. They skate in deserted carparks, along the streets, wherever they can. Good girl Lauren Saxelby's been hanging around, filming the skaters for some competition she wants to enter. Suddenly everyone's keen to use the video to convince the council to build a skate park.

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Froggy dreams of drowning. Just as his nightmare is coming true, he is saved by a ghost boy, Tad. But is Tad telling him the truth, and why can Froggy now see back to the past - to 1881, when Sydney was gripped by a smallpox outbreak and the Quarantine Station was full of the stench of death

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Brendan Stevens life is falling apart. His dad and his brother have gone to live on the other side of the country, and his mother hates flying. His girlfriend or to use her term ex-girlfriend, Helen Wong, is going out with his worst enemy and there's a strange demonic presence in Brendan's bedroom apart from his socks.

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