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England, 1640. Sixteen-year-old Isabella is forced to flee her home when her father's radical ideas lead him into a suicidal stand against Oliver Cromwell's army. Taking refuge in Amsterdam and desperate to find a means to survive, Isabella finds work with an elderly printer, Master de Aquila, and his enigmatic young assistant, Willem.

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This book looks at the many opportunities for teen activism and shows how more teens can get involved in causes that are important to them. Among the causes most important to teens covered in this book are campaigns for animal rights and world peace and against sexual violence...

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Another electrifying addition to MTV Books' fiction line, about a young Cuban singing sensation in Miami who discovers that all that glitters isn't necessarily gold.

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A title that is set in a modern industrialised city in the near future, where advertising is a constant stream of inescapable information, and corporations sponsor everything from music to schools.

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Chronicling the story of the last Africans brought illegally to America in 1860, African Town is a powerful and stunning novel-in-verse. Now in paperback.

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Dominic Mathers is about to discover that the end of his life is just the beginning. Hugely compelling, original adventure-fantasy, full of fast-paced action and intriguing ideas, from a brilliant debut Australian author.

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Air Transportation Professionals: A Practical Career Guide covers the steps you need to take have a career in this field, and includes interviews with professionals currently working in this field.

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From the moment Sunny Nwazue discovered she had mystical energy flowing in her blood, she sought to understand and control her powers.

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When Mia follows her sister halfway across the world to Alaska, she discovers that love can be found in the most unexpected and beautiful of places. But can Mia find the courage to follow her heart in Alaska And what if the one you love is not all that you wish them to be

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Aliki and Liza are friends as well as cousins. They share everything friends, ideas, dreams and school. More like sisters than anything else, till everything changes when Liza flies to Greece with her mother to bring her grandmother home to Five Dock. Ages 14+.

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What are you going to do when you leave school If you feel that you have to know and the pressure is on, dip into this inspiring book and discover how other people found their way to jobs they like, and how a career path can lead you in unexpected directions. Fifty people from a variety of professions tell their stories.

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A glitzy whodunit set amongst the Gold Coast elite and a hilarious romance between Macey Pentecost, the privileged teenager with a social conscience who just happens to see ghosts, and the good-looking surf champion Finn.

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In this heart-wrenching novel inspired by true events, award-winning author Crowder sheds light on incarcerated families in South America--where injustice still darkens the minds and hearts of people--yet proves that hope can be found, even in the most desperate places. Original.

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An Emmy - Award winning sportscaster returns with more hilarious sports bloopers!

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A powerful, impactful, eye-opening journey that explores through the Civil Rights Movement in 1950s-1960s America in spare and evocative verse, with historical photos interspersed throughout.

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Thalli has fifteen minutes and twenty-three seconds to live. The toxic gas that will complete her annihilation is invading her bloodstream. But she is not afraid.

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Once there lived a girl called Anonymity Jones. Anonymity's life is falling apart. Her father has left to have a mid-life crisis, her mother's new boyfriend is a definite worry, her Europe-bound sister has changed her name and all her girl friends are now girlfriends, with boyfriends. It's decision time. Does she hang on, get out, or get even

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Antonio lives with his parents, Professor Kettering and Scarabo the Magacian, at the top of a grand old house. Antonio knows the secrets of the house, but he longs to meet Theodore Guzman, the reclusive old actor who lives downstairs. Antonio draws Theodore out by putting on a play and in his return is drawn into the magical world of theatre.

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