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From the best-selling author of Gingerbread, Rachel Cohn returns with a hilarious and heartfelt story.

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When sixteen-year-old Filomena spends the summer with her father in New South Wales, Australia, she becomes involved in a murder from her family's past and as well as the prejudices experienced by Darcy, a gay Aboriginal who works for Fil's father.

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It is the cusp of World War 1. The European powers are arming up. Aleksandar Ferdinand, prince of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, is on the run. His own people have turned against him. All he has is a small, loyal crew of men. Deryn Sharp is a girl disguised as a boy in the British Air Services. Alek and Deryn's paths cross in the most unexpected way.

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In MEDIA SAVVY, only one thing stands between Cobey Myles and a successful modelling career her brain.

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Ben Robertson's family are devastated when their herds and crops are suddenly wiped out on their property, Brindabella. They have a feeling it might be more than a coincidence that new owners, the mysterious Zoenhaffens, have just taken possession of the adjoining property.

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Seventeen-year-old Kelly Ann leaves behind her boyfriend, family and friends in Glasgow to live and work in a London hotel for the summer. London life is fun, even though she has to work in a steaming hot kitchen all day. But her made-up life starts to get very complicated, and she has rely on old friends to save the day.

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When Lola moves to a remote Aboriginal community with her family to live, her new life forces her to deal with issues she never knew existed.

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A glamorous thriller by bestselling author Ally Carter.

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Rainbow Rowell's Landline meets Shakespeare in Love in this funny, sweet contemporary/Elizabethan novel by debut author Molly Booth.

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"Fifteen-year-old Emma is acting as stage manager for her school's production of Hamlet when she finds herself transported to the original staging of Hamlet in Shakespearean England"--

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There's a strike! And George Dobson knows that when his father is arrested, the whole family will end up paying. The battle line is drawn, and it's the bosses against workers, workers against scabs. One minute a scab is someone who takes your job when you're on strike: a faceless, brainless traitor with no backbone. The next it's all different.

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Rumour is the new truth: feminism, identity and belonging are explored in a spectacular collaboration between three award-winning YA authors.

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It's 1952 and the Scott family has moved unexpectedly from Los Angeles to London. Janie feels uncomfortable in her strange new school, until the local apothecary promises her a remedy for homesickness. But the real cure is meeting the apothecary's son Benjamin, a curiously defiant boy who dreams of becoming a spy.

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Acclaimed playwright Don Zolidis's debut novel is a brutally funny, bittersweet taste of the utterly unique and utterly universal experience of first love.

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In a grim world made crazy after a cyber-terrorist attack, fifteen-year-old Hamish Water Boy leaves his teen wife and the relative safety of his home in search of women to help repopulate the tiny, dying community of Plunkettville.

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Now Harmony has disappeared, determined to raise her babies herself - and for the last eight-and-a-half months, Melody has been faking the most high-profile pregnancy in the world.

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The eagerly-awaited second HEIST SOCIETY novel from the New York Times bestselling author of the GALLAGHER GIRLS series.

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The sixth book in the Gallagher Girls series takes Cammie and her spy-school friends on another wildly entertaining mission. With new assignments, new targets and new missions, this is an explosive finale to the globally bestselling series.

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Be careful what you are thinking, Kristi Carmichael can read minds... or can't she Nothing is beyond Kristi Carmiachael's disdain - her hippy high school, her friend Jacob, her workaholic mum. Yet for all her attitude and her mind-reading abilities, Kristi has a vulnerable side.