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Bill and Matty are the best of friends. Matty is headstrong, willful and entertaining; Bill is loyal, patient and devoted to Matty. When Bill learns that his father is coming home from jail, his world is tipped upside down. How will the kids at school take the news? How do Bill a ...
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Philip has spent his whole life at school either being invisible or being called stupid. He's used to being the loner, the odd one out, the boy who lives with his nan. So when Philip's class is given a school assignment to write about heroes and villains, the project causes confl ...
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This is a down-to-earth, sensitive and wryly funny story of a young boy at the point when he realises that his father is suffering from schizophrenia. Told in the first person through the boy's diary, it gives a revealing insight to the realities - good and bad - of the disease.
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When Cassandra and her brothers climb the garden wall hoping to spot the ghost in the old hollow-eyed house, they have no idea what awaits within. Suddenly, and then seductively, they are drawn into a world long lost, a world preserved by a woman whose memories have kept her trap ...
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'Love's not a cake', I say. 'You don't carve it into pieces 'til there's none left; it's more like the Magic Pudding - the more you use of it, the more it grows.' Anna and Jamie are inseparable, the brother and sister team who face the world, their family and school together. The ...
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Shortlisted, Children's Book Council of Australia Awards 2006 Younger Readers category. A mystery, an adventure story, and an ultimately hopeful book about a child dealing with his father's schizophrenia. Expertly narrated by Stig Wemyss. Pete's dad is being pursued by a secret o ...
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When Cassandra and her brothers climb the garden wall hoping to spot the ghost in the old hollow-eyed house, they have no idea what awaits within. Suddenly, and then seductively, they are drawn into a world long lost, a world preserved by a woman whose memories have kept her trap ...
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Anna and Jamie are inseparable, the brother-and-sister team who face the world, their family and school together. Their love for each other is bigger than anything else they know and stronger than any ordinary bond. Ages 14+.
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Mat and Bill are neighbours - and best friends. They've told each other their deepest, darkest secrets and in return provide each other with someone to trust and to turn to when things aren't right at home. When you have a friendship like Bill and Matty do, nothing else matters. ...
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