Indigo in the Storm

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When Juno Joness (Former Kid Who Doesnt Like Reading), first-ever favourite book goes missing, she convinces Miss Tippett to turn their classroom into a courtroom so she can present her evidence, unmask the culprit andmore importantlyget her book back! With her list of possible suspects ranging from friends to foes (both human and alien), Juno is sure its only a matter of time before the truth is revealed. But as the case unfolds, this book sleuth discovers that not everything is as it seems and even word ninjas need a helping hand sometimes! The Juno Jones series celebrates reading and is great for avid and reluctant readers alike. Juno Jones continues to take readers on a humorous, offbeat and highly imaginative journey through the world of books, words and literary concepts while celebrating the value of family and friendship.

Author Bio

Kate Gordon grew up in a very bookish house, with two librarian parents, in a small town by the sea in Tasmania. In 2009 she won a Varuna fellowship and hasnt stopped writing since. Her first book, Three Things About Daisy Blue, was published by Allen and Unwin in 2010. She has since been published multiple times by everyone from Yellow Brick Books through to Random House Australia. Kate won the 2016 IBBY Ena Noel Award for Writing Clementine, and in 2018 was shortlisted in the Dorothy Hewett Awards for an Unpublished Manuscript. Her YA novel Girl Running, Boy Falling (2018) is a CBCA Notable. In 2021, Asters Good, Right Things (published by Riveted Press) won the CBCA Book of the Year for Younger Readers, and in 2023, Xavier in the Meantime was shortlisted in the same category.