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The cemetery I know best is Forest Grove.

When he hears a terrified new voice pleading for help, Murray is convinced it is Nikki, a popular young cheerleader who went missing over a month ago - but who will believe him

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Cat Wilcox has left chilly Boston for sunny Mexico and a summer of girl bonding with her best friend Sabrina. But Sabrina has a surprise. She's accompanied by her boyfriend--a boyfriend Cat didn't know about.

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In this moving and compelling debut novel, a young Christian man discovers the previously hidden truth of his heritage and embarks on a journey of spiritual discovery that will awaken him to the power of God and the glory of using his talents for good.

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Jack is determined to find his missing father. He tracks him down to the seamy side of town and an underworld that has no place in modern society. A second thought-provoking book from this lively new author.

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From the author of Good Oil, this extraordinary, bittersweet novel portrays a slice of Australian city life through an unforgettable girl named Holly who is navigating the nuances and complexities of being in her early 20s.

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All eyes are on 17-year-old Lonnie Jackson while he practices with his team for a citywide basketball Tournament of Champions. His coach, Cal, knows Lonnie has what it takes to be a pro-basketball player, but warns him about giving in to the pressure. Cal knows because he, too, once had the chance--but sold out.

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Hope is a decision, but it is a hard one to recognize in the face of oppression, belittlement, alienation, and defeat. To help embolden hope, some of today's most influential young adult authors come together in this highly personal nonfiction collection of essays, poems, and letters, each a firsthand account that ultimately strives to inspire hope.

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Louise O'Connor is a troubled sixteen-year-old who leaves Sydney as an exchange student for mid-west USA. She hopes to create the perfect life she imagines only money can provide. But, the Hardings are as unpredictable as they are rich, and nothing works as planned. This is a humorous novel.

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At New Avalon, everyone has a personal fairy - some less desirable than others: Charlie's fairy ensures that she always has a car park, which seems to pale in comparison to Fiorenze's all-the-boys-like-you fairy. Hilarious, original, enchanting, this is urban teenage humour at its best

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Harry reads books, he asks questions; he's a naturally curious young man. So when he and his parents head out to the country for Great-uncle Frank's fourth wedding, he prepares himself. He learns what he can before they leave. After all, he doesn't want to look stupid when Frank's time in the Vietnam War comes up in conversation. If it comes up.

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An author known for books that capture the pulse of urban life in New York City creates a gripping hour-by-hour portrayal of what life had been like for those left behind in New Orleans as Hurricane Katrina raged, told from the point of view of a young man inside the Superdome.

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At seventeen, Matheo Walsh is Britains most promising diving champion. He is wealthy, popular - and there's Lola, the girlfriend of his dreams.

But then there was that weekend. A weekend he cannot bring himself to remember. Keep his secret, and put those closest to him in terrible danger. Or confess, and lose Lola for ever . .

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Alan Marshall's classic account of his childhood spent on crutches after contracting polio at the age of six is funny, tough, moving, profoundly Australian, yet completely universal - and inspirational in the best sense. Ages 11+. Australian author.

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The hilariously honest debut novel about love, friendship, heartbreak by two emerging major talents in YA and the operators of YouTube comedy channel Just Between Us.