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  • Aristotle and Dante Dive Into the Waters of the World: Sequel to Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

    Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World

    Name: Stephen Leitch
    21 October 2021;

    Genre: LBGTQ+

    "Love is easy and it's hard," as Ari and Dane find out in Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World, the incredible sequel to Aristotle and D...

  • Ghost Bird

    Ghost Bird

    Name: Catherine Purcell
    21 October 2021;

    Genre: Suspense & Thrillers

    Ghost Bird is a cultural tour de force from First Nations Australian author Lisa Fuller; drawing on her culture, customs and beliefs, Lisa delivers an incredible YA story with a dark heart that has so many elements to it. In brief: Laney has gone missing. At first she's...

  • Shackleton's Endurance: An Antarctic Survival Story

    Shackleton's Endurance: An Antarctic Survival Story

    Name: Ruth Cornish
    16 October 2021;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    Shackleton's Endurance: An Antarctic Survival Story is an excellent narrative book rich in historical fact and harrowing in detail about the fated polar expedition to Antarctica where Shackleton and his team of 27 men hoped to cross the last uncharted continent on foot. <p...

  • Utterly Dark and the Face of the Deep

    Utterly Dark and the Face of the Deep

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    15 October 2021;

    Genre: Fantasy

    Found on the shore of the Autumn Island, a baby is taken to Sundown Watch into the home and care of the Watcher of Wildsea, Andrew Darke, whose job is to keep the islands safe from the Gorm and the dangers of the sea. Named Utterly by her rescuer, her life changes when her guardian suddenly dr...

  • Pax, Journey Home

    Pax: Journey Home

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    15 October 2021;

    Genre: Friends and family

    A year has passed since Peter parted from Pax and although each has moved on with their lives, neither has forgotten the other. Now living with Vola, Peter has built his own cabin and plans to join the Junior Water Warriors, but he is deeply scarred by the loss of his parents and his separatio...

  • Everything Under the Sun: a curious question for every day of the year

    Everything Under the Sun

    Name: Kyle Matravers
    15 October 2021;

    Genre: Information books

    Molly Oldfield, host of the Number 1 and award winning Everything under the Sun podcast, has transferred some of the best questions into this bumper hardback collection. Each day of the year is accompanied by a thought provoking question straight from the mind of a child. From...

  • Lightning Falls

    Lightning Falls

    Name: Donna Ritchie
    15 October 2021;

    Genre: Fantasy

    If you enjoy humorous ghost stories with a twist, then Lightning Falls is for you. It follows Valerie, a hallowed ghost, who is trying to find out where she came from and who her real family are. She was found, abandoned, as a toddler by Lord Rory, owner of the haunted guest h...

  • The Five Clues (Don't Doubt The Rainbow 1)

    Don’t Doubt The Rainbow

    Name: Stephen Leitch
    15 October 2021;

    Genre: Mystery & Detective

    'If you are reading this now, it means something dreadful has happened to me'... Mysteries, messages, cryptic clues, family, kidnap and corruption all feature in this thrilling teen novel by Anthony Kessel. When thirteen year old Edie finds a note in her jacket she quickly realises it’s...

  • The Cat and the Devil

    The Cat and the Devil

    Name: Lucy Newton
    15 October 2021;

    Genre: Fairy Tales & Folk Tales

    What a strange story! The Cat and the Devil is a quirky read with some very interesting pictures. The story comes from a letter than was originally written by the author to his grandson and is an old French folktale, retold with an Irish twist. The folktale tells the story of...

  • Everything You Know About Dinosaurs is Wrong!

    Everything You Know About Dinosaurs is Wrong

    Name: Jemma Jeffrey
    15 October 2021;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    Dinosaurs… they were large, scary, cold-blooded, stupid animals that ruled the world millions of years ago during the Jurassic period, where a T-rex would roar at a Stegosaurus…right? Wrong! Tyrannosaurus and Stegosaurus lived so far apart in time that humans are closer to living with a T-rex...