The Numerical Discourses Of The Buddha

Bodhi, Bhikkhu

much-in-little

Death of a Saint

Literature & Fiction

Herne, Lily

Genre Fiction

In Bloom

Crow, Matthew

Pop quiz: What would you do if you had to solve your own murder to get anywhere in death?Maybe if I hadn't slept through my alarm, slammed into Kristin—my high school's reigning mean girl—or stepped in a puddle, destroying my mom's new suede DVF boots (which I borrowed without asking), I wouldn't have been in the wrong place at the wrong time, and I wouldn't have been pushed in front of that arriving train. But I did, and I was.When I came to, I was informed by a group of girls that I'm dead. And that because I died under mysterious circumstances, I can't pass straight over to the Other Side. But at least I'm not alone. Meet the Dead Girls Detective Agency: Nancy, Lorna, and Tess—not to mention Edison, the really cute if slightly hostile dead boy. Apparently, the only way out of this limbo is to figure out who killed me, or I'll have to spend eternity playing Nancy Drew. Considering I was fairly invisible in life, who could hate me enough to want me dead? And what if my murderer is someone I never would have suspected?

Dead Girls Detective Agency

Suzy Cox

<p>Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There</p>

The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There

Catherynne M. Valente

Goblin Secrets

Alexander, William

Ghoulish Song

William, Alexander

<p>SHE GLIMPSED THE PAST . . . AND SAW HER FUTURE Liz only wants to be normal. Seven years ago Liz was in a car accident which killed her mother and left her with no memory of the first ten years of her life. Since then nothing has felt quite right: on top of the perpetual nightmares, she keeps catching glimpses of things, things that can't really be there, that no-one else can see. When she inherits the famous Highwayman Inn from her grandfather, and moves to live there with her dad, she is convinced it will be a fresh start: but if anything, life at the Inn is stranger than ever. The sinister caretaker and his creepy son seem to be watching her constantly . . . A ghostly tree materialises in the garden at night, where in daylight there is only a stump . . . A boy called Zach keeps haunting her . . . And out of the pitch-black night, the Highwayman comes riding. Inspired by Alfred Noyes poem 'The Highwayman', Glimpse is a ghost story, a love story, and a story of overcoming trauma.</p>

Glimpse

Leighton, Kendra

'Tell the story to its end,' says Eren with a grin. His yellow eyes are glowing like embers in the night. 'When I reach the end,' I say, 'what happens? You'll have the whole story.' 'Hmm,' he says, looking at me and licking his lips with a dry, grey tongue. 'What happens then? Why don't we find out?'  People are keeping secrets from Oli. His mum has brought him to stay with his aunt and uncle in the countryside, but nobody will tell him why his dad isn't with them. Where is he? Has something happened? Oli has a hundred questions, but then he finds a secret of his own: he discovers the creature that lives in the attic.  Eren.  Eren is not human. Eren is hungry for stories. Eren has been waiting for him.  Sharing his stories with Eren, Oli starts to make sense of what's happening downstairs with his family. But what if it's a trap? Soon, Oli must make a choice: learn the truth - or abandon himself to Eren's world, forever.

Eren

Simon P. Clark

Storm

Teen & Young Adult

KEMMERER, BRIGID

Romance

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