(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, 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.

(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, 5th edition)

A YA novella exploring themes of identity, individuation, family and friendship through the lens of online influencer culture. Relatable characters, current issues and accessible language will attract both reluctant readers as well as those keen for shorter teen fiction.

(Paperback, New edition)

A teen novella for mid high school students who are obsessed with their formal (or prom). The main character has to overcome a failed purchase online, all the while avoiding thinking about what happens after school.

(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)

When a freckle on her cheek turns out to be a rare form of melanoma, surgery leaves fourteen-year-old Lexie with a large scar. Suddenly, her confidence has vanished, her friendships have changed and the very thing she has always lovedpublic speaking. A relatable and timely story for teenagers and young adults about overcoming obstacles

(Paperback)

Ways to Die Right is a novella for teens that tackles real-life issues like environmental responsibility, friendship, family, and death. Perfect for reluctant readers, this story will inspire and engage with relatable challenges and rousing triumphs.