(Paperback)

The Treasure Chest is in trouble! Arianas mum is about to sell the thriftshop because there arent enough customers to keep it open. Determined to save it, Ariana and her friends organise a unique community fundraiser to raise money and prove how important the Treasure Chest really is.

(Paperback)

Aunt Grace is getting married. As her flower girl, Ariana is determined to make the day perfect. But despite trying to help, Ariana accidentally ruins the cake and the dress! It seems like the perfect day is lost. With the thriftshop on their side, can Ariana and her friends save the wedding in time

(Paperback, 6th edition)

A contemporary Australian young adult drama that explores issues of grief, belonging and honesty through the eyes of a teenage boy.

(Paperback)

Harper Wells: Renegade Time Officer is an exciting time travel journey, combining suspense and adventure with problem solving as Harper tries to keep Australias history on the right course and save a missing time agent.

(Hardback)

Juniper is stuck inside, waiting for a storm to pass and her Mamma to finish work. As she paints a picture of her beloved beach, Juniper finds surprising power in her imagination.

(Paperback, 7th edition)

After being expelled from three schools, Joeys been sent to the country to help an old man. Will his time with Harry turn his life around or will Joeys past follow him

(Paperback)

New friends, a stay in the country, a historical mystery and a very naughty frog! Matilda's Frog

Trouble is a book about friendship and adventure weaved into a story set during Australia's Gold Rush,

revealing its impact on Chinese immigration.

(Paperback)

Rays father is helping to build the West Gate Bridge when Ray overhears something that fills him with terror. Is the bridge going to collapse Can his dad survive if it doesoy.

(Paperback)

In a kingdom where music is outlawed and their only family is each other, young brothers Garlan and Cadell make an impossible journey for the chance to live their lives filled with song.

(Paperback)

When Amanda and her friends encourage Rosie to try out for the school production, a green-eye monster tries to discourage Rosie and sabotage the School Production. Will Amanda and the Dolphin Squad be able to help Rosie and ultimately save the show Its OPERATION SCHOOL PRODUCTION!

(Paperback, New edition)

In the Treasure Chests newest delivery, Ariana and her mother find a frog inside the box. Ariana enlists the advice of her classmate, Hugo, in taking care of it until they find its owner. She soon gets suspicious of Hugos behavior and asks if its actually his frog. Hugo admits it was and hed hidden it from his parents, but now the secrets out.

(Paperback, New edition)

Arianas friend Mayas Seeya is in town from Sri Lanka and Maya is entering the school talent show to impress him. The only thing is she has no talent. Ariana and the Treasure Chest help Maya decide on a dance routine with some new shoes. The day of the talent show, Maya forgets her lucky shoes and instead performs the dance her Seeya taught her.

(Paperback, New edition)

Ariana Treasure and her parents run a thrift shop full of once-precious items. When a new family moves into town, Arianas book is accidentally sold to the new boy, Alex. Despite being upset about the move, Alex returns Arianas book and they become new friends.

(Paperback, New edition)

Theres a food truck competition in town and the Treasure familys friends, the Garcias, are looking for inspiration for their recipe in the Treasure Chest. They find just what theyre looking for, but Mr Garcia gets sick and it falls on Hunter, Jake, and Ariana to save the day.

(Paperback)

This topical book is perfect for the modern child; environmentally aware but also fun-loving. Bronte creatively addresses the disheartening problem of beach litter whilst still enjoying just being a kid with some help from her friends!

(Hardback)

Clara Capybara is friendly and amiable and loves pleasing others. But with her can do attitude, she is often taken advantage of. When Clara finds herself unable to say no, Mama imparts wise words to help Clara embrace diplomacy and self-care.

(Hardback)

You should always be prepared for when a dragon tourist lands in your backyard. Your visitor will need to meet the family, learn table manners and go sightseeing. While this hilarious book is full of silliness, it also explores language barriers. The heartwarming ending leaves readers with a beautiful message of embracing differences.

(Paperback)

World War I has just begun, and Elsie Clarke is sent to a mysterious school in the woods for only the most talented children. But fewer still are invited to the other side a sentient forest with a magical secret. That secret is the only power on Elsies side when the headmistress reveals that shell do whatever it takes to win the war.

(Hardback)

Flute loves to frolic, splash and play. But when a high-speed boat separates her from her party, she is alone and in danger. Flute embarks on a wild journey, determined to find her way back home to safety. This heartwarming and hopeful story is based on true events and friendships, celebrating themes of togetherness, support, determination.

(Hardback)

In the tradition of great high seas adventure stories of times passed, with one key difference - this is a true story! The epic adventure of four-year-old Giovanni and the journey that could have ended his life, bringing him instead to start a new adventure in a new country, Australia.

(Paperback, New edition)

Six high school students win a staggering 50 million-dollar lotto prize, only to find their lives spiralling into a web of secrets, deception, and danger. Past suspicions are renewed, blurring the truth, as they struggle to protect one another from the outside world that threatens to take away their new-found freedom.

(Paperback)

Grace Marshall is eleven years old. Shes curious, precocious, and eccentric. Her only true friend is her art teacher, Pamela. When Grace discovers that Pamela is dying, she embarks on a journey to find a cure for Pamela using miraculous magic. While doing so she asks the big questions about life, love, friendship, and death.

(Hardback)

Harrison's Song tells the story of how Harrison overcame adversity because he just wanted to share the love and words inside him.

(Paperback, New edition)

Nick, 15, is a loner at campdrafting events and lacks confidence. He is homeschooled and his younger sister is his best friend. Joining a local swim club leads him to challenge himself both physically and socially, until he becomes part of a mixed peer group who support him in his next campdraft event.