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What do you get when you cross America's Next Top Model with Lost A brilliantly funny novel by the queen of teen satire, Libba Bray.

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Sixteen-year-old Carly is interviewing Leah Cartwright for her local history project. But Leah resists, determined instead to tell her own story: that of a lonely child on an isolated farm, a girl whose only escape is into the world of books. And when Adam appears in the orchard Leah discovers a friend. A secret friend.

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This thought-provoking companion to Grimes' Coretta Scott King Award-winning "Bronx Masquerade, " about a boy who takes a poetry class to become a better reporter, shows the capacity poetry has to express ideas and feelings, and connect us with ourselves and others.

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Jamie is in her final year of high school, is lead role in the school musical, features editor for the student paper, struggling with college applications, is in a committed relationship and enormously overweight. Tapping her own experiences the author writes gripping prose that isn't scared to as the big questions about life. Ages 14+.

James is heading into the country on his first teacher-training round when a mysterious girl asks him for a ride. At first James can't see past Sophie's wild hair and attitude, but then Sophie trusts him with a secret she's been keeping too long. A tough and tender story about opening up to love and living a life that's true.

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A laugh-out-loud comedy about bad-hair days, a gorgeous boy, big bums, another gorgeous boy, and oldies with attitude. Rosie lives in the awful suburb of Prestwidge. Her grandfather's black Mercedes provides Rosie with a new job as a Black Taxi operator, and gets her involved in a jewellery heist. This book is for those aged 13 and above.

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Bloodflower follows the fortunes of young Cam Attling and all those whose fates entwine with his. Cam has a hunger; it drives him from home, to war, from north to south. When he returns from war alone - all his fellow soldiers slain - suspicion swirls around him. A tale of romance, adventure and everyday life in croft and manor house and castle.

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Ash is drooling over his favourite guitar - the one he can't afford - when he meets Charlie Novak. Charlie convinces Ash to play in his band. Erin is wandering down a corridor at school when she runs into Charlie. When Charlie invites her to be the band's keyboard player, Erin can't get a word in to say no.

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A fever is spreading. As she reveals her powers to help the people, Cate is about to become the most wanted witch in all of New England. Meanwhile her beloved Finn doesn't remember who she is - she's torn between protecting him and encouraging him to fall for her again.

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In this ALA Best Book for Young Adults, 16-year-old Pip is getting high to avoid thinking about his family life. Now Pip is being forced to think. Will he follow his father's destructive path, or will he invent his own future--one that won't include addiction and cruelty

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Lisi "Queen Bee of the NYT List" Harrison is back to the regular Clique series after the Summer of the Clique of 2008!

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From Printz Honoree and National Book Award Finalist Candice Iloh, a prose novel about a teenager reckoning with her familysand her hometown'ssecrets.

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Trout walks the streets at night, obsessing over Undine and the events in the Bay, haunted by the image of his own death. In his search for answers, he is drawn back to the chaosphere and to Max, who may hold the key to Undine's magic.

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When Sylvie and her sister Claire survive a horrific encounter with a gunman, they're sent to stay with their aunt. Sylvie meets a little boy called Gabriel, who says he can see angels. When Gabriel gets kidnapped, dark secrets start to emerge, and Sylvie will need all her courage and the blessing of the angels to see her friends and family again.

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Will: How many times do I have to say it Yes, I see the picture. It's a body, obviously. It's a dead body. Asheley: You have to understand, I love my brother. I'm scared of him too, but ...regardless of what he has or hasn't done, I feel for him, you know.

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In a crowd of beautiful and talented dancers, how can one girl stand out

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An exciting surfing novel for pre-teens.

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In book two in the dynamic, fashion-themed On the Runway YA fiction series by bestselling young adult fiction author Melody Carlson, the Forrester sisters take their hit TV show to New York, and learn that success in the big city comes with big challenges.

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In Rachel Cokers second YA novel, sixteen-year-old Scarlett Blaine discovers caring for her autistic brother amidst family tensions is far from peachy. When a tragic accident and financial difficulties place more pressures on Scarletts shoulders, she has to find a hope to cling to before its too late.

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In the final book of YA authors Melody Carlson's On the Runway series, Paige and Erin Forrester are off to the fashionable Italian city of Milan, where Paige's prima donna behavior takes center stage.

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A beautifully written and powerfully moving novel from a promising debut author.