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Papa's sewing machine fills the house with sounds and colourful fabrics but one day the house falls silent. Now it is just the little gi...

The year is 2045 so it's not that far into the future. There are plenty of ideas in this book that actually could happen such as persona...

"Welcome to Project Homecoming and exclusive trial by Second Chances Ltd. You are part of one of the most ambitious and pioneering proj...

I picked this book up by mistake. The second book from this series is a CBCA Younger Readers Notable title but anyway I did enjoy this first...

Meadowlark Elizabeth Heron-Finch is known as Lark and she has returned to the island where her mother lived as a child. Lark has come with h...

  Miles loves to climb trees even though there are not too many of them outside his tower block of apartments. As he reaches the top of one ...

Publisher blurb: Fred has moved around her whole life, one small town after another, and never minded starting over. She’s always had her mu...

"It is good that the hoodlum gives to the poor, but it is bad that innocent people are blamed, and it very bad that there are poor peop...

"Why didn't I stay inside yesterday morning? If  I'd watched TV instead of riding my bike then someone else would have found th...

  I was reminded of a multigenerational story idea—a story that tracks a family’s experience with racism from the early 1900s to today—and I...

"How do you plan for the future when your own parents  don't believe you have one?" Wolf works on a school project. His projec...

  This is a heartfelt personal account where Bea (Beatrice) gives us an insight in to her family and the changes she has to navigate during ...