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Published
by Simon and Schuster |
The
Spiderwick Chronicles
by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly
Black |
The Grace House is in total chaos! Jared is being attacked by the house
boggart, Simon is caring for a griffon who is very hungry
and Mallory thinks they should get rid of the one thing that protects
them. To top it all off they are being stalked by faeries and
only one person can help, their crazy Aunt Lucinda. |
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Published by Macmillan |
Ice
Cream Machine TotallyFizzbombed
by
Julie Bertagna |
Twins Wayne and Wendy have two special friends, a goat called Gina and
an ice-cream van called Macaroni. One day they
both go missing and the twins have to work out who would steal a bashed
old ice-cream van and a naughty goat. Has somebody
discovered that macaroni is magical? The twins have an
exciting adventure on the trail of their two friends meeting some
strange people and some magic Fizzbomb Sherbet along the way. |
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Published by Scholastic
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First Test
by Tamora Pierce |
Keladry is the first girl to apply to train as a knight in Tortall,
since it was made possible ten years previously. However, the training
master is against the idea, and insists that she must be on probation
for the first year – a restriction which is never placed on boys. Most
of the boys resent her, and a few set out to make her life so
uncomfortable that she will leave. A knight’s training is difficult
enough without all this, but Kelrady is determined to succeed.
First of a series of four books called: Protector of the small
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Published by Andersen Press |
Sabine
by Tim Kennemore |
Josh has a younger sister called Molly and a baby brother who was born
too soon and needs a lot of care. His only real friend has moved away,
and he is being bullied, so when a girl in his class tells him about an
internet site where he can adopt a virtual pet, he decides to try it
out. Unfortunately the baby dragon he adopts does not stay in the
virtual world of the computer. This causes Josh a great deal of worry as
he needs to make sure she is fed and looked after properly and kept out
of mischief. He finds he has to rely on help from Molly, who seems to
understand the dragon a lot better than he does. He also begins to
understand why his little brother is taking up so much of his parents’
time. |
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Published by Barrington Stoke |
Dragon!
by Hilary
McKay |
Max lives with his Aunt Emma, who is a
witch. His untidy bedroom makes her cross, and one day she leaves,
saying she won’t come back till he’s tidied up. He hasn’t told her about
the dragon’s egg he’s found, and doesn’t listen to what his friend Timmy
tries to tell him about dragon’s eggs. When the egg hatches he realises
he needs help, and there’s only one way to get Aunt Emma back! |
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