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A flute that will only play one mysterious song? A strange old man in a wheel chair somehow rejuvenated by this music? A leap from a window into a strange and often frightening world where nobody can be trusted and from which there seems to be no escape? The Enchanted Flute swee ...
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The Loblolly boy wants his old life back and his plight is all the more poignant for his searching. In this stunning junior fiction fantasy sequel to The Loblolly Boy Michael convinces the unhappy boy at the Great Hall to Exchange with him once again, and Michael begins a magical ...
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The loblolly boy has the gift of flight: he's invisible to most people, apart from a very few who are known as the Sensitives. When the loblolly boy swaps identities with the narrator of this story, we are taken on an exciting, truly imaginative odyssey.
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This brilliant series presents tomorrow's writers today and The World's Steepest Street is the biggest, richest collection so far, bringing together 150 pages of the best young New Zealand writers' work from all corners of the country and overseas. Stories, poems, non-fic ...
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Poetry from one of New Zealand's leading poets Some of these works were written before his departure to Brunei Darussalam, an oil-rich sultanate on the island of Borneo and others writen in Norcliffes time teaching there.
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These stories deal with the China of today. Set in the period just before Tiananmen Square, their main focus is the effect of this new China on foreigners who visit or work there, and who have come to grips with its many mysteries and confusions.
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The emerald encyclopedia glowed with possibilities Fraser could not resist. But why did it promise so much, and then deliver so little? And why did each promise contain an increasingly sinister catch?
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A collection from the School for Young Writers gathering together the best of the submissions from teenage writers in New Zealand and Australia.
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Scintillating poetry and prose by teenage writers, chosen by means of a national competetion. This is teenage writing at its very best, and the standard is well beyond their years in style and maturity.
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Poetry and fiction from the best teenaged emerging writers in New Zealand. The result of a nationwide competition that began in 2001 and is growing bigger every year. Entry form for 2007 is in the back of the book.
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