Nicholas Nosh is the littlest pirate in the world. H’s not allowed to go to sea, and he’s bored. Very bored. 'I’ll show them', he says.

The Littlest Pirate: Puffin Nibbles

Clark, Sherryl

Literature & Fiction

Puffin AU

The red balloon explodes my blood runs hot from skull to toes I grab my bag and run. Cassie and her brother, Jack, are on the run from the past, from the future, and from their failure of a family. But where can they go? And can you ever really run away?

Runaways

Children's Books

Action & Adventure

Penguin Random House, Australia

Find out where it all began for Ellyse Perry, Australia’s most prominent sportswoman! Meet Ellyse Perry, age 12. All she wants to do is play sports. Cricket, soccer, touch footy, athletics—you name it! But now that she’s in high school, just playing sport and having fun doesn’t seem so easy. For starters, her new school uniform is too big (as usual) and then there’s a mix up with her electives and she has to do debating of all things! To top it off, mean Ms. Parkes won’t let her on the school cricket team because she thinks Ellyse is too small. Could life be more unfair? Luckily there’s still club cricket with the Hoppers! They’re a sure bet to make the grand final and Ellyse can’t wait to get out onto the pitch with her mate Jamie. Can Ellyse handle the challenges of high school and still find time for all her sporting pursuits?

Pocket Rocket (1) (Ellyse Perry)

Perry, Ellyse

Sports & Outdoors

Random House Australia

When cricket season is over, there's only one thing to do . . . play soccer! Soccer season is here and Ellyse is desperate to pull on her boots and start dribbling and defending. Unlike club cricket where she is the only girl on the team, her best friends Charlie and Jazz also play soccer and it’s so much fun! But on the day of their first training session, the girls tell Ellyse they don’t want to play soccer this year – there are too many other things to do now they’re in Year Seven. Ellyse is disappointed but has an idea to try to get a girls team together at school! However, things don’t go to plan at school or at training: Ellyse is targeted by one of her own Hawks teammates and this scares off the girls from joining the school team. Will Ellyse find a way to deal with the bully and convince her schoolmates to join in the soccer action?

Magic Feet (2) (Ellyse Perry)

Catch, run, sidestep . . . score! Ellyse is dying to start touch footy again - touchdowns are the best! But with homework piling up and training every night of the week, is it all getting too much to handle? It looks like Ellyse is going to have to make some MAJOR changes. There's also the drama at school with her best friends, Jazz and Charlie. One minute things are great, and the next their friendship is falling apart. Uh-oh! Maybe getting selected for the regional touch footy team will help take her mind off things . . . or maybe that's just wishful thinking. Can Ellyse find the courage to step up and face her problems head on?

Ellyse Perry: Winning Touch (3)

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Ellyse is bursting with excitement—she's been invited to try out for a new youth soccer academy along with her friends Hu and Jamie. Could this be the start of something big? Fingers crossed! But that's not the only thing. Cricket season has started up again and there's both school and club competitions to play. Certain that she can do it all, Ellyse won't slow down. That is, until she finds herself in danger of disappointing everyone around her. Man, growing up sucks sometimes! Will Ellyse finally have to choose between cricket and soccer?

Ellyse Perry: Double Time (4)

Independent, adventurous, and courageous, Rose is an unforgettable Australian Girl. It's 1900, and Rose lives with her family in a big house in Melbourne. She wants to play cricket and have adventures, but Rose's conservative mother won't let her. Then young Aunt Alice, a feisty suffragette, moves in with them and everything changes, not only for Rose, but for the whole country.

The Rose Stories: 4 Books in One (Our Australian Girl)

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Rocky and the Wolf Cub

Pearson/Education

It's always been Gemma and her mum - just the two of them. As close as best friends. But while researching a class project about family, Gemma makes a life-changing discovery. Her nan is not dead, like Mum told her, but alive and well and living close by. Gemma now has huge question marks hanging over her. Why would Mum lie about this? What is her nan like? And what would happen if Gemma tried to find her? The Only Branch on the Family Tree is a story about secrets, forgiveness and finding a way for relationships to blossom.

The Only Branch on the Family Tree

University of Queensland Press

Whose Birthday Is It? (Hopscotch)

Franklin Watts

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