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Cecilia Undergarment likes a challenge. So when she discovers a sad and neglected dog, she is determined to rescue him. No matter what. But her daring dog rescue lands her in deep trouble. Trouble in the form of being lost in the dark forest of Northwood. A forest where ferocious ...
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It is 2030, and the world is at war with an alien race; The Bzadians. The battleground: Earth. Recon Team Angel, made up of teenagers from around the world, has been training for years. They have learned Bzadian languages. How to operate their weapons. How to work, eat, and think ...
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A 'funny and intriguing read' suitable for eight to fourteen year olds in which Jacob, who has acquired amazing super-powers, has to decide whether to be a super-hero or a super-villian.
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Working to decode a sequence of random digitsm, Tane Williams and Rebecca Richards discover that the message contains lottery numbers that win the next random drawing. Suddenly Tane and Rebecca are rich, but who sent the numbers? And why?
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Daniel wants to play for the New Zealand Warriors. The problem is he's only twelve years old. But Daniel has a secret." A funny and exciting book that will appeal to boys and girls, whether or not they are rugby league fans.
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Sam, a teenage computer genius, takes up an invitation to join a secret online convention for the best hackers in the world, and finds himself thrown into a world of international high-risk security and double-crossing traitors. A thrilling action novel set in the not to distant ...
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His life could change the world. His death could save it. It all started with a book. The most boring book in the world! So boring that nobody would ever read it. The perfect place to hide a terrible secret. But now the book has emerged from its hiding place and the world may ...
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