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Edith's family has hit hard times - her father's gone, her two brothers have been sent to a home for boys, and it's just Edith, her mother and Blackie. When her mother tells her to burn the house down to collect the insurance, Edith has to make her own decisions and fight for what she believes in. Ages 10+.

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Gradually, her mother pushed Sean away, before resigning from her job and selling the house, forcing Sean to find somewhere else to live.

Although Charlie believes her mother is making a terrible mistake, she can only offer support - but who will support Charlie, with Sean cut out of their lives

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Keith Stedman dropped the game-winning, undefeated-record-making pass that would have made him a hero instead of a loser. Still haunted by his gaffe, he considers quitting the football team for good. Can Keith overcome his own obsession with the past

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Freddie is a lovable and determined golden retriever who wants a little human to love and play with.
He wants a little sister so badly that he travels across the world with his human parents to find a little girl that needs a family of her very own.

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Caitlin and David have much in common. They're the same age, they go to the same school, they're both in the school play. And each of them is watching their family fall apart. Ages 13+.

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Jean Ure returns with more warmth and wit in a brilliant book about what happens when two girls decide to run away from home.

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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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Baby Henry has arrived, and big sister Norah is up to the challenge! Join Norah as she goes from baby of the family to the best big sis the world's ever known!

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Includes an excerpt of So jelly by the author.

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Remi is thrilled with his homework assignment; HOW DO YOU SEE ME He's waiting in anticipation to ask his family. Remi believes he already knows the answer and he is excited! How will they respond You know with family; they say the craziest things.The book is meant to teach children how God wants us to see one another not on our outward appearance but the beauty on the inside.

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At times it seems impossible to put into words how much we love those close to us. This lighthearted book seeks to quantify the immeasurable with kaleidoscopic illustrations and playful text. A quick read anytime and for any age, use the infinite stars and grains of sand to try and describe how deeply we love each other.

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Roman is a sweet boy, trying to understand and overcome his worry and confusion in an uncertain time. With the help of his Mom and Dad, Roman finds fun ways to face his fears and worries, and new ways to communicate his emotions in a happy and positive manner!

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More adventures of the irrepressible Iggy as told by her sister Flo, by Jenny Valentine, winner of the Guardian Childrens Fiction Prize for her debut novel, Finding Violet Park.

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In all of Rooms Nine and Ten at school, Geraldine told her mother, there wasn't one single other mother who played the cello in a pub. There wasn't even a mother who played the cello!

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Your wildest dreams can come true!

Julian and Huey want to give their dad the best birthday present ever something he has always dreamed of. They watch Dad while hes sleeping to find out.

Its hard to read someones thoughts, but Julian finds a way. And it seems that Dads biggest dream is . . . Or is it . . .

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Fergen is a happy little fish who loves to swim and play in the sea with his sisters. But when his parents break the unexpected news that they're getting divorced and that he and his sisters will have to move to a new home, his carefree life as a free-floating fish goes belly-up!

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