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A Lot of Things is about a dad who accumulates a lot of things, some useful and some useless. But what happens when his kids get lost underneath all his gadgets and gizmos? This is a heart-warming story that uses rhyming and nonsensical language to captivate its audience in collaboration with an array of fascinating illustrations.
| |  | | Frankie goes to France: The newspaper on the go
In this hilarious sequel to The Frank Frankie, ten-year-old Frankie's fascination with France could mean losing her newspaper and her friends! She also has to contend with Great-Aunt Marmalade, who sticks her nose into each and everything! For ages seven and up.
Frankie's Mum and Greg Green are getting married and going to Paris on their honeymoon. Frankie is positively positive she will be invited to go with them if she learns French, gets and suitcase and organises a passport.
But Rodney, Ima and Billy need her to focus on keeping the local library open by writing an especially excellent article in The Frank Frankie.
As if Frankie does not have enough on her plate, her Great-Aunt Marmalade arrives to stick her nose in! And what a nose it is!
| |  | | The Frank Frankie: The newspaper that helps people
The Frank Frankie is about a nine-year-old schoolgirl who starts her own newspaper. But a newspaper needs news, so soon Frankie is spying on her neighbours and revealing family secrets in print! For ages seven and up.
p class="paragraph_style_3" style="padding-top: 0pt;">It’s the end of year four and the start of the summer holidays. Nine-year-old Anne Googanstein (nicknamed Frankenstein by the horrible Rodney Picton, but Frankie to her friends) just wants to hang out with her best-friend-forever Billy Bloom. But boring Mr Grumble has given them a school project about what they want to be when they grow up.br />
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When Frankie meets a real life journalist, she decides to write and distribute her own newspaper. But a newspaper needs news, so soon Frankie is revealing her family secrets in prin | |  | | When the World was Flat (and we were in love)
When Tom Windsor-Smith arrives in her small town, sixteen-year-old Lillie Hart discovers a secret about herself that will unlock other worlds and unleash a powerful enemy upon them both.
span style="" id="freeText8038334352293068060">em>Looking back, I wonder if I had an inkling that my life was about to go from ordinary to extraordinary./em>br />
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When sixteen-year-old Lillie Hart meets the gorgeous and mysterious Tom Windsor-Smith for the first time, it’s like fireworks — for her, anyway. Tom looks as if he would be more interested in watching paint dry; as if he is bored by her and by her small Nebraskan town in general.br />
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But as Lillie begins to break down the walls of his seemingly impenetrable exterior, she starts to suspect |
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