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A funny and engaging story - perfect for children starting to read alone.

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Penny and Benny have another mystery to solve. The whole school has been warned not to go near the ruined and partly burned old Harrison house, which is locally reputed to be haunted. Half the school is convinced that it really is haunted, and the teachers are concerned about the danger. This book is aimed at ages 10+.

Includes instructions for making your own original origami Darth Vader, which is the most popular "Star Wars" character.

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Darth Vader is the most popular "Star Wars" character, their 'Mickey Mouse' according to Lucas. This title includes instructions for making your own origami Darth Vader.

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A Netflix tie-in edition of the whirlwind holiday romance between cynical Dash and optimistic Lily who trade dares, dreams and desires in the notebook they pass back and forth at locations all across New York City.

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A moving and thought-provoking nonfiction graphic novel set in Rwanda, before and after the genocide of the Tutsis.

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Heartbreaking but ultimately empowering, Deposing Nathan is a stunning story of a toxic friendship-turned-relationship that explores the layers and complexity of the coming out experience.

An aspiring DJ plans to set up a youth club in her local community. But her plans are thwarted by conservative crusaders marshalling behind a woman with seemingly untold evangelical power - her mother. This is Lisa Forrest's seond novel for young people. For ages 14+.

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Dog is a book about trust, standing up for yourself, and learning to love. By the award-winning Andy Mulligan, author of the bestselling Trash, it is a story that will delight readers young and old.

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First paperback edition of this love-filled story about trust and friendship from the winner of the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize

Angus's day starts badly because his mum and dad are in the middle of an argument. Mum storms out to her garden party so Dad takes Angus and the dog, Sputz, to the tip. But Sputz gets stuck in a pipe and ends up on the local news and Mum's party was a gardening party - a dog of a day.

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Next instalment in rip-roaring funny magical adventure from the author of the Frogspell series!

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How did it come to this Lucy Gosling is the drummer in Crush, a rock band formed by five London schoolgirls, that has just won the UK semi-final of an international talent contest.

Joe Hagarsson is 17. In his search for life, he falls in with a bizarre gang. To join it, he must find a man in a black cloak, mug him, and steal his cloak. This mysterious man, Elijah Greenface, turns out to be a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust, and through his experiences Joe finds life.

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Illustrated diary fiction starring an irrepressible kid doodler turned sketch artist, by a celebrated New Yorker cartoonist.

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The story of Emile, a brave and helpful octopus - quick-thinking and multi-talented, Emile is a gifted musician, a brilliant lifeguard and a fearless crime-fighter.

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The gripping second volume in the Age of Legends trilogy by international bestselling author Kelley Armstrong

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Tendai knows he can never live up to his grieving father's ideals. And Sixpence watches all, knowing he'll never be like these other children.In amongst these tangled, tortured lives, comes a group of psychologists to verify the spookily similar claims of every witness.

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Execution by Alexander Gordon Smith is the gripping finale in the epic Escape from Furnace series.

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An uplifting debut about perseverance, hope, and family, Everlasting Nora follows a girl living in the real-life shanty town inside the Philippines' Manila North Cemetery.

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If you could read my mind, you wouldn't be smiling.

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Every other day, 16-year-old high school student Kali transforms into an invincible demon hunter, but when she sees that a popular fellow student is marked for death in the next 24 hours, unfortunately it is the wrong day for Kali.

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An exquisitely observed middle grade novel told in alternating prose and verse chapters, about justice and fairness in an unequal world

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When a teenage genius goes missing, multiple lives intersect - or don't - as the residents of a small Texas town ponder what could have happened to him, in this gripping mystery.