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Superheroes Gordon Blue and his brother Benny must rescue an opera star from the evil Dr. Screech before he turns her super high voice into a supersonic weapon.

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From Number One bestselling author David Walliams comes a hilarious and heartwarming picture book, brilliantly illustrated by the artistic genius, Tony Ross.

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"Where every puppy finds a home"--Cover.

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"Boris can't wait to spend the day eating, drumming, and playing in Melody Village. But when he notices that Major Monkeypants, his favorite stuffed animal, is missing, he puts on his detective hat, and begins the search. Along the way, Boris visits Bella, Marge, Gigi, and Tara to dig up clues. Will Boris be able to find Major Monkeypants"--Cover.

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Includes discussion questions and writing exercise.

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Decidedly unenthusiastic about spending part of her summer vacation with her grandparents, twelve-year-old Samantha is particularly upset by her prickly grandfather's secretive behavior and decides to find out what he is hiding.

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Frances is a fussy eater. In fact, the only thing she likes is bread and jam. She won't touch her squishy soft-boiled egg. She trades away her chicken-salad sandwich at lunch. She turns up her nose at boring veal cutlets. Unless Mother can come up with a plan, Frances just might go on eating bread and jam forever!

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When the bus carrying a group of kids home from summer camp breaks down on an abandoned road during a heatwave, the group must survive the elements and find help, over sixty miles away.

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A compelling account of a boy's discovery of his brother's suicide and his own and his brother's homosexuality.

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Brothers Hudson, thirteen, and Tucker, eleven, discover that the scarves and umbrella their mother bought at a yard sale can turn them into crime-fighting superheroes.

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Read the story behind the beloved film now available in Essential Modern Classics.

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It's crunch time in Bungawitta. The land's as dry as a dead galah, no rain in sight, and only 12 people left in town. Nobody can make it rain. But a shower of money would help keep Bungawitta alive. A festival would attract city tourists with money to spend, Jay's sure of it. But can 12 people, two dogs and a Shetland pony put on a proper festival

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George is ready for Halloween fun, but dealing with a prank-pulling phantom and learning that his friend might move away is almost as terrifying as the super burp. Illustrations.

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Meet Dirty Bertie; a boy with nose-pickingly DISGUSTING HABITS!

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Few words are needed in this inventive and fun transportation adventure!

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Sally has two special secrets, and she definitely doesn't want to share them with her brother Billy. When her grandfather comes to visit though, Sally knows she can trust him with her treasures. And Grandpa has another secret, just for her. It's his special place and Sally is charged with taking care of it, too.

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One late afternoon in early September, Jilly sees something. It looks like its raining black pepper from a clear blue sky. Then the black rain becomes a wispy mist. And then a spooky orange cloud. What can it be Jilly and Mom set out to identify the mysterious orange cloud. Illustrations.

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Button, very sad and lonely after moving away from her first and best friend, Bundle, feels better after sending her doll, Petal, back to Bundle and her doll, Rose. This sweet and charming friendship story addresses how to cherish old friendships while making new ones. Full color.

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When the Principal's prized rose garden was vandalised, Rex and his mate tony copped the blame. But it was a set up and Tony is "making enquiries". Rex's cousin Natalie is on the case as well... Shortlisted CBCA Book of the Year Younger Readers 1999.

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In this timeless story, a boy struggles to come to terms with the loneliness of the Australian outback and the ruthlessness of living and working on a remote property. With Brolga the cattle dog and her pup Rags as his only companions, the boy begins a journey of self- discovery. Ages 9-14.

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Greg Heffley is in big trouble. School property has been damaged, and Greg is the prime suspect. But the crazy thing is, he's innocent. Or at least sort of. The authorities are closing in, but when a surprise blizzard hits, the Heffley family is trapped indoors.