Mind the Gap, Dash and Lily

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Rachel Cohn and David Levithan

Dash and Lily have spent the year apart, heartbreakingly so, Dash at Cambridge, in England studying Literature, Classics and English with Lily still in New York taking a gap year...
We See the Stars

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Kate van Hooft

Simon is an eleven-year-old boy who lives in country Victoria in the 1970s. He is a severe asthmatic, who rarely speaks and lives in an internal world of lists and...
The Great Godden

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Meg Rosoff

Summer love, precious, all-encompassing and often, come the end of summer, devastating. That’s what a happened one summer family holiday at the beach over the long, warm, endless days of...
Machines in Motion: The Amazing History of Transportation

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Tom Jackson. Illustrations Chris Mould

Machines in Motion presents immense detail in the illustrations and text used throughout this non-fiction book, detailing much of the History of Transportation from the team of Tom Jackson and...
The Theory of Hummingbirds

By

Michelle Kadarusman

Originally released in 2017, this charming story of coming of age, believing in yourself and accepting other people, especially your friends, for who they are has lost nothing in the...
The Vanishing Half

By

Brit Bennett

Sixteen year old physically identical twin sisters Stella and Desiree Vignes flee the small town Mallard, Louisiana, USA to start a new and better life in New Orleans. They become...
The Space We’re In

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Katya Balen

‘I am ten and Max is five.’ You wonder why a book opens with these words, but as as you read further it become apparent these are very powerful words...
The Flower Girls

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Alice Clarke-Platt

Georgie, a 5 years old girl disappeared on New Year’s Eve 2016 from a motel on the Devon Cliffs, England. Around this event the author has constructed a mesmerizing, thought...
Spinoza’s Overcoat: Travels with writers and poets

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Subhash Jaireth

“I hope reading this book will turn its readers into inquisitive explorers ready to open doors and windows to the world of writing other than their own beloved English” Subash...
Everywhere Everything Everyone

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Katy Warner

Everywhere Everything Everyone from Katy Warner will keep you reading and turning pages until solutions have been found. She has written a fast-paced tale with twists and turns to entrance...
The Shadow in the Wind

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Lazaros Zigomanis

Keene’s life is changing very quickly and he really can’t understand why things are like they are. Mum is in the spare room, hooked up to a bag that helps...
A Velocity of Being: Letters to A Young Reader

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edited by Maria Popova, Claudia Bedrick

By the time she was in third grade Poet, naturalist and essayist Diane Ackerman already knew where to find heroes, monsters and so much more. Caroline Paul discovered books were...