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Every ten years in Wils home town of Lennon, California, one person is brought back to life for thirty days. Wil brings back her ex-best friend Annie LeBlanc. Discovering a loophole that means Annie can stay alive, Wil might have to face some difficult truths about their past friendship to make things work in just one summer.

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From Ryan La Sala, author of the tantalizingly twisted The Honeys and riotously imaginative Reverie, comes a chilling new contemporary fable about art, aesthetic obsession, and the gaze that peers back at us from behind our reflections.

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Young adult fiction that will take your breath away about loss and how to handle it, families and surf lifesaving on Auckland beaches. Winner of the Laura Solomon NZSA Cuba Press Prize 2022

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Donato dreams of castles and adventure, where he is certain he would matter; that his life would somehow have greater meaning. He is on a path of new friendships and new enemies, and to a destiny he could never have imagined.

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Sixteen-year-old Tui is fed up with twin brother Kae who has been off the rails since mum and dad split up. When their father kidnaps their mother, the pair are unexpectedly dragged into the drama. Pulled through a portal to Rarohenga, the Underworld, their quest to save their mother begins. But strange forces and threaten their journey.

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The short story as a distinctive literary form is a product of the 19th century, particularly from writers in countries of the British Empire. Forebears provides a comprehensive sample of 19th and 20th century writing drawn from both England - the Centre of the Empire at it is height and of "the Empire writing back to the Centre".

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Eighteen-year-old Grace has struggled all her life with her place in this family and in the world. Of Asian descent, she has been unable to get the truth about her parentage from her mother, a woman who is struggling with her own demons, that date back to her life in Taiwan where she survived an earthquake while giving birth to Grace.

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Here Upon the Tide is a stunning debut novel about two grieving teenagers who find new ways to be happy in the most unlikely of places.

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Includes mental health and crisis resources.

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From the author of the poignant and provocative debut "Anything Could Happen" comes an astonishing novel in verse about love, death, and the poetry we find when we most need it.

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In Our Own Backyard is a startling, confronting portrait of a society divided. Anne Kayes has written a masterful YA novel that considers questions of human equality that are as pertinent in the twenty-first century as they were in 1981.

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Enzo the Russian blue gets the fright of his life when he is pushed through his new cat door. Instead of emerging out into his back yard, he finds himself in a strange forest, confronted by an angry bear.

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All of Lindy's friends in New York City are super talented, so this summer she's determined to figure out what her talent might be. With the help of a new friend, a happy dog, and a special journal, Lindy takes to the city to discover its secretsand unlock her true potential!

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A sharply written contemporary teen novel on bullying, the challenges girls face in school and online, and the courage to be yourself - perfect for fans of Tamsin Winter and Holly Bourne.

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Teen starlet Emma Crawford loves playing matchmaker almost as much as she loves the spotlight, but when Emma comes in close contact with the darker side of Hollywood, she starts to question the glamorous world shes always known and realizes her role in it needs to changeif she can find the courage to go off script.

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A gripping novel for teenage readers that confronts issues of identity and historical truth Realistic New Zealand flavour Strong female central character rises to the challenge of redeeming her family

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A GOOD GIRL'S GUIDE TO MURDER meets HEARTSTOPPER with a supernatural murder mystery twist.

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From #1 New York Times bestselling author/illustrator Brian Selznick, a profoundly romantic YA novel about two boys finding each other and falling in love over one summer in Rome.

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Jasper was just diagnosed with cancer. His treatment starts in a week, and his parents want him to carry on as normal. His friends organize a weekend trip to get away from everything and clear his mind. It'll be like running away for beginners, they joke. But what they don't know is Jasper isn't planning on making the journey back.