A powerful first novel dealing with life, loss and the redemptive power of love.
<h2>NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - OVER ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD WORLDWIDE</h2>
Sometimes funny, sometimes dramatic, always compelling, this collection featuring both established writers and emerging talent will broaden your horizons and excite your imagination.
Let’s stand up and acknowledge the young Aussies who are using their actions and voices to change our world for the better.
<h3>Get ready for a wild ride with Boy Overboard by multi-award-winning author Morris Gleitzman ... a story of adventure, ball control and hope!</h3>
A beautifully written contemporary YA with a love story at its heart, by one of Australia's best-loved authors for young people.
<h3>Following on from Once, Then continues the story of Felix, a Jewish boy growing up during the Holocaust.</h3>
Age is no barrier to creating poetry that inspires social change and positive action. Award-winning teenage slam poet Solli Raphael is taking on the world … one word at a time. The future needs you and me to create equality across all levels of humanity ~ Solli
A beautiful novel about friendship, first love and the power of art to change lives.
A compelling coming-of-age story for teenagers from much-loved Australian author and media personality, Andrew Daddo.
A rifle-shot of a novel – crisp, fast, shocking – The Shepherd’s Hut is an urgent masterpiece about solitude, unlikely friendship, and the raw business of survival.
Funny, romantic and deeply moving by turns – a fitting follow up to the critically acclaimed, award-winning Frankie.
A breathtaking debut about one girl's quest for answers in a genetically and technologically advanced future.
‘A classic adventure novel. The action is fast-paced, the characters gutsy . . . and the danger ever present.’ Sun Herald
In a world where music is power, one boy’s discovery that he can hear the song will change everything . . .
'Steal my Sunshine is a gorgeous read, full of mystery, history, hope and heartbreak. I was gripped all the way to the bittersweet end.' - Simmone Howell, author of Everything Beautiful
Set in a land where magic can be terrifying, Chasing the Valley combines the friendship and camaraderie of Ranger’s Apprentice with the hardship and survival of The Hunger Games – with spectacular results.
If Risk was about the danger of meeting people online, Black is about the danger that could be lurking in your own town . . .
