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John Boyne The boy in the striped pyjamas
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The book with no blurb that everybody has been talking about. Compelling and thought- provoking. Ignore the reviews and let the book speak for itself.
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Cathy Cassidy Sundae Girl
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Are you ever embarrassed by your family? Jude certainly is and things are only going to get worse before they get better.
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Eoin Colfer Half Moon Investigations
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No case is too big or too small and sometimes it's a fine line between friends and enemies.
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Eoin Colfer Artemis Fowl: the graphic novel
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Fast-paced and funny, it gives a new take on a story and you'll enjoy it whether you're an Artemis Fowl fan or not.
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Andrew Cope Spy dog unleashed
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A gripping adventure featuring the talented Spy Dog Lara, who always gets her criminal.
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Annie Dalton Zack Black and the magic dad
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Where would you look for a new dad? The Magic Dad website produces unexpected results.
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Siobhan Dowd Title - The London Eye Mystery
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A locked room mystery which will intrigue from the start. How could Salim vanish into thin air on the London Eye?
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Morris Gleitzman Doubting Thomas
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Thomas has an embarrassing secret. How would you feel if you had lie-detecting nipples?
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Roderick Gordon & Brian Williams Tunnels
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Why are Will and his dad always digging tunnels and what will they find at the other end?
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F E Higgins Black book of secrets
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Would you tell anyone your deepest, darkest secrets? A dark tale with intriguing characters from bodysnatching gravediggers to murderous booksellers – try it if you dare!
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Anthony Horowitz Point Blanc: the graphic novel
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Alex Rider, reluctant MI6 spy, is persuaded to help solve a mystery after the deaths of two of the world's richest men. Exciting and gripping adventure in graphic novel format.
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Rose Impey Hothouse flower
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Who would have thought that being run over by a bus could save your life? Home-schooled Chloe starts to wonder if her parents’ determination to keep her at home isn't really just about her 'special talents'...
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Penny Kendal Can you hear me?
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A gripping, mysterious spine-chilling story about Leah who moves to a new house and is haunted by the ghost of a boy. Unputdownable.
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Derek Landy Skulduggery Pleasant
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Meet Skulduggery Pleasant, wisecracking detective, powerful magician (also good at dirty tricks and burglary) but most importantly - he's a skeleton.
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Hilary McKay Caddy ever after
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The eccentric Casson sisters and their family antics, told through each of the sisters. Hilarious yet moving.
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Cliff McNish Breathe
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An awesome ghost story - prepare to be scared!
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Michael Morpurgo Born to run
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How many lives does a dog have? Find out about the many lives of a greyhound in this moving and compassionate story.
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Tom Palmer Foul play
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A light, pacey read that combines football and crime detection – it “scores with the precision of a Ronaldo free kick”.
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Chris Powling Thing
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Having black button eyes, a zig-zag mouth and a stitched body, the Thing used to be Robbie's best friend. Now he's his worst enemy...and won’t leave him alone.
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Alex Shearer Tins
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A strange hobby of collecting tins leads to some serious discoveries, including body parts and a cry for help. Not for the faint-hearted!
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Justin Somper Tide of Terror
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Swashbuckling adventure, but not for the faint-hearted.
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Andy Stanton You're a bad man, Mr Gum
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An evil butcher and Mr Gum, the nastiest man in the world, cause havoc in the crazy town of Lamonic Bibber. Jokes galore.
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Robert Swindells The shade of Hettie Daynes
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If you expect to see a ghost, you see a ghost...That's what Bethan tells herself when her brother Harry takes her to see the ghost at the old reservoir. Dare you read it?
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Mark Walden H.I.V.E.
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Why have all the students been brought together to attend the intriguingly named Higher Institute of Villainous Education? What is in store for them and can they avoid their fate?
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Jacqueline Wilson Jacky Daydream
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Read all about Jacqueline Wilson's life from babyhood and through her schooldays in her very own autobiography.
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