Kensy and Max (Full Speed #6)
Jacqueline Harvey, Full Speed (Kensy and Max # 6), Puffin, September 2020, 357 pp., RRP $16.99 (pbk), ISBN 9781760890025 Twins, […]
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Jacqueline Harvey, Full Speed (Kensy and Max # 6), Puffin, September 2020, 357 pp., RRP $16.99 (pbk), ISBN 9781760890025 Twins, […]
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Jaclyn Moriarty (text) and Kelly Canby (illustrator), The Stolen Prince of Cloudburst (Kingdoms and Empires #3), Allen & Unwin, September
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Liz Pichon, Shoe Wars, Scholastic, 448pp., RRP $19.99 (pbk), ISBN 9781760976118 There’s an old saying that goes something like this:
Archimedes Fusillo, Tribal Lores, Walker Books, August 2020, 432 pp., RRP $19.99 (pbk), ISBN 9781760651954 The reader meets Frankie Rescio as he and his family prepare for
Kate Gordon, Aster’s Good, Right Things, Yellow Brick Books, November 2020, 196 pp., RRP $14.99 (pbk), ISBN 9780648492573 Eleven-year-old Aster is living with anxiety. She’s intent on doing a ‘good,
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Melina Marchetta (text), and Deb Hudson (illustrator), What Zola Did on Wednesday, Puffin Books, September 2020, 96 pp., RRP $12.99 (pbk), ISBN 9781760895174 This is the third book in the
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Lev Grossman, The Silver Arrow, Bloomsbury Children’s Books, 248 pp., September 2020, RRP $14.99 (pbk), ISBN 9781526629418 Kate’s Uncle Herbert is a bad person. At least
Breanna Humes (Text) Ambelin Kwaymullina (illustrations), I Want to be a Superhero, Magabala Books, November 2020, 32 pp., RRP $24.99 (hbk), ISBN 9781925360400 I Want to be a Superhero is the
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Kerry Rosser (text) and Nicky Johnston (illustrator), Searching for Seashells, Empowering Resources, September 2020, 32 pp., RRP $17.00 (pbk), ISBN 9781925592276 Told in the first
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Meg Rosoff, The Great Godden, Bloomsbury, August 2020, 245pp., RRP $15.99 (pbk), ISBN 9781526620538 The blurb from Bloomsbury for this book describes Meg Rosoff as incomparable,