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Blessed
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Cynthia Leitich Smith

In Blessed, Quincie Morris faces the ultimate test of her resilience as a restaurateur entwined with the supernatural world. Having survived personal tragedies and brush-ins with death, Quincie now finds herself at the heart of an apocalyptic confrontation. She is no ordinary human; her ties to vampires and werewolves are deep, but the current threat stems from forces far more ancient and celes…

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978-1-4063-2787-8
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462 hlm.: 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 SMI b
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Princess In Pink
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Meg Cabot

Princess in Pink, the fifth installment in The Princess Diaries series, continues the story of Mia Thermopolis, a New York teenager who is also the unsuspecting heir to the throne of Genovia. This narrative centers on Mia’s internal struggle regarding her school’s tradition, the prom dance. Mia believes the prom is an outdated and unfair event and plans to boycott it, but her idealistic int…

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978-0-06-154363-0
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256 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 CAB p
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Something Secret
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Gwyneth Rees

Something Secret is a realistic fiction novel chronicling the complex and often strained friendships among a group of adolescent girls. The story centers on a protagonist grappling with a significant secret that she is keeping from her closest friends. This secret may relate to family issues, academic pressure, or an emotional conflict she finds difficult to share. The novel deeply explores …

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978-0-330-46404-8
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140 hlm.: 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 REE s
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How To Be Popular
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Meg Cabot

How to Be Popular is a work of realistic fiction with a comedic twist that follows the story of Steph Landry, a girl determined to leave her awkward younger teenage years behind and achieve popularity in high school. Steph's decision to undergo a complete image makeover is triggered by profound embarrassment from previous years. One day, Steph discovers a dusty old book titled How to Be Popu…

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978-006-088-014-9
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288 hlm.: 20 x 13 cm
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Novel
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823 CAB h
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Double Fudge
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Judy Blume

Double Fudge is narrated from the perspective of Peter Hatcher, a pre-teen whose life is constantly complicated by the antics of his much younger brother, Farley Drexel Hatcher, better known as Fudge. In this fifth installment, six-year-old Fudge develops an intense obsession with money. He begins printing his own currency, which he calls "Fudge Bucks," and tries to spend them everywhere, creat…

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978-0-14250-111-5
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213 hlm.: 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 BLU d
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The Twits
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Roald DahlQuentin Blake

The Twits is a work of dark comedy fiction about the most repulsive couple imaginable: Mr. and Mrs. Twit. They are vile characters, both physically (Mr. Twit never washes his beard, which is full of old food scraps, and Mrs. Twit is incredibly ugly and hides a glass eye) and morally. The plot revolves around an escalating series of cruel practical jokes and marital battles, where they consta…

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ISBN/ISSN
978-0-1413-2620-7
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86 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 DAH t
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A Single Shard
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Linda Sue Park

A Single Shard is set in 12th-century Korea during the Goryeo Dynasty, a time renowned for its exquisite celadon pottery. The story follows Tree-ear, a young orphan boy who lives under a bridge with his aging friend, Crane-man. Fascinated by the beautiful pottery made by the local master potter, Min, Tree-ear accidentally causes damage to one of Min’s delicate pieces. To repay his debt, Tree-…

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0-440-41851-8
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152 hlm.: 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 PAR a
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Hold On Tight
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Hannah Montana

Hold On Tight delves into the chaotic life of Miley Stewart, a seemingly normal student who secretly leads a double life as the international pop superstar Hannah Montana. The plot focuses on the intense pressure Miley faces as she struggles to keep her dual identity a secret from her school friends while juggling the overwhelming demands of her celebrity alter-ego. The novel explores the comed…

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978-983-3853-51-9
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126 hlm.: 12 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 MON h
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CUBA 15
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Nancy Osa

Cuba 15 tells the story of Violet Paz, a Cuban-Polish American teenager living in Chicago, USA. Having just turned 15, Violet feels 100% American and awkward about her cultural heritage, especially the Cuban side from her father. Conflict arises when her conservative grandparents arrive from Miami, insisting on throwing her a traditional quinceañera (a traditional Latin coming-of-age ritual). …

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978-0-385-73233-3
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293 hlm.: 13 x 30 cm
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Novel
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823 OSA c
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High School Musical : Broadway Dreams
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Peter Barsocchini

Marrying Mom is a witty and satirical novel by Olivia Goldsmith, renowned for her incisive portrayals of family dynamics and societal norms. The story centers on Phyllis Geronomous, a spirited 69-year-old widow who, disenchanted with retirement life in Florida, relocates to New York City to be closer to her three adult children. Her unexpected arrival disrupts their lives: Sigourney, a high-str…

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978-983-3853-81-6
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122 hlm.: 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 BAR h
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Stories of Haunted Houses
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Russell PunterMike Phillips

Stories of Haunted Houses is a collection of short fiction stories centered around the general theme of haunted houses and ghost sightings. Since it is targeted at young readers (Young Reading), the stories tend to be light mystery and adventure rather than terrifying or explicit horror. Each story likely presents a different plot where characters (often children or families) find themselves…

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978-0-7460-8084-9
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48 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 PUN s
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Fathers
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Jacqueline Woodson

The novel is centered around Frannie, a girl living in a diverse urban neighborhood, who finds solace in the quote, "Hope is the thing with feathers". Frannie is deeply connected to her older brother, Sean, who is deaf, which helps her perceive and understand the world differently. The narrative pivots when a new boy named Jesus arrives in Frannie’s class. Jesus’ arrival, being different…

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978-0-1424-1198-8
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viii + 118 hlm..; 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 WOO f
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Dinosaurs Before Dark
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Mary Pope OsborneSal Murdocca

Dinosaurs Before Dark is a work of fantasy and adventure fiction that introduces the two main characters, Jack and Annie, siblings who discover a mysterious, magical tree house in the woods. The tree house turns out to be a time machine. When Annie and Jack make a wish, they are unexpectedly transported back to the Cretaceous Period (the age of dinosaurs). There, they must evade large dinosaurs…

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978-0-679-82411-4
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68 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 19 cm
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Magic Tree House
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823 OSB d
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Little Woman
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Deanna McFaddenLouisa May AlcottLucy Corvino

Little Women, originally written by Louisa May Alcott and retold by Deanna McFadden, is a timeless classic that follows the lives of the four March sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—as they grow up during the American Civil War. Each sister has her own distinct personality and dreams: Meg longs for elegance, Jo is passionate about writing, Beth is gentle and selfless, while Amy aspires to arti…

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978-1-402-71236-4
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153 hlm.: ilus.; 14 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 MCF l
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A Little Princess
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Lucy CorvinoTania Zamorsky

This story follows Sara Crewe, a wealthy, imaginative, and exceptionally kind young girl who is enrolled in Miss Minchin’s exclusive London boarding school. Sara is treated like royalty due to her father's immense fortune. Her life takes a devastating turn when news arrives that her father has suddenly lost his fortune and died. The greedy and cruel headmistress, Miss Minchin, immediately str…

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978-1-4027-1275-3
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154 hlm.: ilus.; 14 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 ZAM a
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Cliffhanger
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Jacqueline WilsonNick Sharratt

Cliffhanger follows the unwilling hero, Tim, a boy who despises sports, heights, and physical adventure. Against his will, his sports-obsessed father sends him to a terrifying action-packed adventure camp where activities include rock climbing, canoeing, and caving. Tim struggles miserably with every challenge and is intimidated by the other athletic children. Driven by the desire to escape, Ti…

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978-044-086-338-0
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90 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 WIL c
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Seesaw Girl
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Linda Sue ParkJeanMou-Sien Tseng

Seesaw Girl is set in 17th-century Korea during the Joseon Dynasty, a time governed by strict Confucian rules dictating social behavior, particularly for women of the noble class. The protagonist, Jade, is a young girl living a completely sheltered existence within the high, protective walls of her family compound, forbidden from being seen by any man outside her immediate family. Jade is fierc…

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978-0-440-41672-8
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96 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 PAR s
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Emma
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Jane AustenAnn Kronheimer

This simplified text follows Emma Woodhouse, a clever, beautiful, and wealthy young woman in Regency England who suffers from the flaw of pride and self-deception. Convinced she possesses an innate talent for matchmaking after successfully marrying off her governess, Emma decides to intervene in the romantic life of her friend, Harriet Smith, convincing Harriet to reject a suitable suitor for s…

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978-1-906230-10-4
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64 hlm.: ilus.; 20 x 13 cm
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Novel
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823 AUS e
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Bad Girls
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Jacqueline WilsonNick Sharratt

Bad Girls tells the story of Mandy White, a ten-year-old girl who endures relentless and severe bullying from the older, popular girls at school. Desperate for refuge and friendship, Mandy escapes to a foster home near her own house. There, she forms an unlikely and intense friendship with Tanya, an older teenager who is currently in the foster care system and is considered rebellious and a "ba…

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978-0-440-86356-2
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179 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 WIL b
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The Prince And The Pauper
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Katie Pamment

This simplified retelling of Mark Twain's novel is set in 16th-century London. The story centers on Edward Tudor, the young Prince of Wales, and Tom Canty, a poor, identically-looking boy from the wretched slums. Following a chance encounter, the two boys impulsively exchange clothes and identities. The novel then tracks their vastly different and often terrifying adventures. The Prince, dis…

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978-1-4095-1860-0
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63 hlm.: ilus.; 14 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 TWA t
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Blubber
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Judy Blume

Blubber is an unflinching look at the brutal dynamics of group bullying among fifth-grade girls. The story centers on Linda Fischer, who is cruelly nicknamed "Blubber" after giving a class report on whales. The harassment quickly escalates from minor teasing to severe, orchestrated persecution led by the popular and manipulative Wendy. The cruelty includes public humiliation, demanding that Lin…

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978-0-330-39805-3
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127 hlm.: 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 BLU b
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Fever 1793
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Laurie Halse Anderson

This is a historical young adult novel set in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, during the summer and autumn of 1793, when the city was ravaged by a deadly Yellow Fever epidemic. The story follows Matilda "Mattie" Cook, a resilient 14-year-old girl who lives above her family’s coffeehouse. Mattie's world is shattered when the plague strikes, claiming thousands of lives. After their servant dies, Ma…

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978-0-6898-4891-9
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251 hlm.: 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 AND f
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Eagle Strike
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Anthony Horowitz

Eagle Strike is the fourth installment in the Alex Rider series. After successfully completing three dangerous secret missions, teenage spy Alex Rider finally believes he can enjoy a quiet holiday in the South of France. However, his break is shattered when he accidentally witnesses a secret meeting between a popular film star and philanthropist, Damian Cray, and a major American drug cartel le…

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978-1-84428-095-7
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328 hlm.: 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 HOR e
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Island Of The Blue Dolphins
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Scott O'Dell

Island of the Blue Dolphins, written by Scott O’Dell, is a classic survival story inspired by the true account of a Native American girl who lived alone on San Nicolas Island, off the coast of California, in the 19th century. The novel follows Karana, a young girl who is left behind when her tribe is evacuated. Alone on the island, she must learn to provide for herself, facing hunger, wild an…

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978-0-440-43988-4
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184 hlm.; 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 ODE i
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Big Nate : Game On!
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Lincoln Peirce

Big Nate: Game On!, is a full-color compilation of comic strips featuring the adventures of Nate Wright, a self-proclaimed genius and the ultimate sixth-grade Renaissance Man. The collection focuses on Nate's mostly hapless and hilarious encounters in the world of sports, divided into three main sections: basketball ("Swish"), baseball ("Play Ball"), and soccer ("Goal"). Nate approaches ever…

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ISBN/ISSN
978-1-4494-2777-1
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224 hlm.: ilus.; 15 x 23 cm
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Komik
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823 PEI b
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Hannah Montana : Super Sneak
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Laurie McElroy

This children's fiction novel, a novelization of a popular Hannah Montana TV series episode, follows Miley Stewart as she navigates her double life as an ordinary student and a global pop star. Miley is invited to a sneak preview of a major new movie, but her father, Robby Ray Stewart, forbids her from going because she needs to study for her mid-terms. Against her father's wishes, Miley, al…

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ISBN/ISSN
978-1-4075-0239-7
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124 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 19 cm
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English Fiction
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823 MCE h
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The Case Of The Lonely Lady
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John Milne

The Case of the Lonely Lady by John Milne tells the story of Nancy Roberts, a 42-year-old unmarried woman who lives alone after her parents’ death. Although financially secure, she feels lonely and decides to take a holiday in Eastbourne. There she meets Henry Jones and his sister Isobel, who cunningly lure Nancy into marriage. However, their affection is nothing but a scheme to gain her weal…

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ISBN/ISSN
978-9-795-23594-1
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64 hlm.: ilus.; 12 x 19 cm
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Novel – Mystery / Detective Fiction.
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823 MIL t
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Journey to The Centre of the Earth
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Jules Verne

Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne (ISBN: 978-8-178-62183-5) is a classic science fiction adventure novel that follows the daring expedition of Professor Otto Lidenbrock, his nephew Axel, and their Icelandic guide Hans. After discovering an ancient manuscript that reveals a secret path to the Earth’s core, they embark on a perilous journey through a dormant volcano. Along the w…

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978-8-178-62183-5
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144 hlm.: ilus.; 14 x 22 cm
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Novel
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823 VER j
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Tuesdays with Morrie
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Mitch Albom

Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom is a memoir that captures the profound lessons on life, love, work, and death shared between the author and his former college professor, Morrie Schwartz. After learning that Morrie is suffering from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Mitch reconnects with him and begins visiting every Tuesday. Their conversations evolve into a final “class,” where Morr…

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978-0-751-56957-5
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201 hlm.: 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 ALB t
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Gone-Away Lake
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Elizabeth Enright

Gone-Away Lake by Elizabeth Enright is a classic children’s novel that blends adventure, discovery, and the charm of summer exploration. The story follows cousins Portia and Julian, who stumble upon an abandoned Victorian resort community near a swampy lake. There, they meet two elderly siblings, Minnehaha Cheever and Pindar Payton, who have chosen to live in the deserted houses of the once-b…

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ISBN/ISSN
978-0-152-02272-3
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256 hlm.: ilus.: 13 x 20 cm
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Novel
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823 ENR g
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Crispin: The Cross Of Lead
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Avi

Crispin: The Cross of Lead by Avi is a historical novel set in 14th-century England that tells the story of a young boy’s journey from oppression to self-discovery. The protagonist, known only as “Asta’s son,” is declared a “wolf’s head” after being falsely accused of theft, making him an outcast who can be killed by anyone without consequence. With only a lead cross left by his m…

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978-0-786-81658-3
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310 hlm.: ilus.; 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 AVI c
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Tentang Kamu
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Tere Liye

Tentang Kamu by Tere Liye is an Indonesian contemporary novel that follows the life journey of Sri Ningsih, an extraordinary woman whose mysterious inheritance case draws the attention of a young lawyer, Zaman Zulkarnaen. Tasked with uncovering her past, Zaman travels across Indonesia, India, Paris, and London to piece together her remarkable story. From her humble beginnings in poverty to her …

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978-6-020-82234-1
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EBOOK
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Novel
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813 TER t
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Outher Banks
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Anne Rivers Siddons

Outer Banks by Anne Rivers Siddons is a poignant and introspective novel that explores the complexities of friendship, identity, and reconciliation. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of North Carolina's Outer Banks, the story follows four women who reunite after years apart, confronting the choices, secrets, and emotional wounds that have shaped their lives. Through richly drawn characters a…

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0-06-109973-2
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556 hlm.: 10 x 17cm
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Novel
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823 SID o
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Gulliver's Travels
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Jonathan Swift

Gulliver's Travels, written by Jonathan Swift, is a timeless satirical novel that follows the extraordinary voyages of Lemuel Gulliver, a ship's surgeon, to fantastical lands inhabited by miniature people, giants, intellectual horses, and other peculiar societies. Through Gulliver’s journeys to Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Laputa, and the land of the Houyhnhnms, Swift critiques human nature, social…

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978-0-7460-53096
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13 hlm: ilus.; 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 SWI g
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Until I Find You
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John Irving

Until I Find You is a deeply introspective and emotionally resonant novel by acclaimed American author John Irving. The story follows Jack Burns, an actor and writer, on a lifelong journey shaped by loss, memory, and the search for identity. As Jack recounts his childhood—accompanying his tattoo-artist mother through the churches and cities of Northern Europe in search of his absent father—…

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0-345-49230-7
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xvi + 839 hlm.: 10 x 17 cm
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Novel
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823 IRV u
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The Wives Of Bowie Stone
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Maggie Osborne

The Wives of Bowie Stone is a powerful historical romance novel by Maggie Osborne, set in the rugged American frontier of the post-Civil War era. The story follows Bowie Stone, a former Confederate soldier, who returns home to find his dying wife has arranged for him to marry three other women—each representing a part of her unfulfilled dreams. Thrust into this unconventional arrangement, Bow…

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0-446-36533-5
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378 hlm.: 10 x 17 cm
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Novel
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823 Osb t
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House Of Cards
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Michael Dobbs

House of Cards is a gripping political thriller written by Michael Dobbs and published in 1993 in London. Set in the turbulent political climate of post-Thatcher Britain, the novel centers on Francis Urquhart, a cunning and manipulative Chief Whip of the Conservative Party. Disillusioned by the political landscape and driven by an insatiable ambition, Urquhart begins a ruthless and meticulously…

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0-00-617690-9
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383 hlm.: 11 x 17 cm
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Novel
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823 DOB h
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The Heart Of The Continent
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Nancy Cato

The Heart of the Continent is a sweeping historical novel by Australian author Nancy Cato, set against the backdrop of the early 20th-century Australian outback. The narrative follows Alix Macfarlane, a young woman from a privileged Adelaide family who defies societal expectations to pursue a career in nursing. Her journey leads her to the remote and unforgiving landscapes of Central Australia,…

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0-450-52838-3
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477 hlm.: 11 x 17 cm
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Novel
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823 CAT t
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Emmy and the Home For Trouble Girls
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Lynne Jonell

In Emmy and the Home for Troubled Girls, the sequel to Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat, Emmy Addison strives for a normal life after her previous adventures. However, her former nanny, Miss Barmy—now transformed into a rat—has sinister plans involving five missing girls and the Addison family jewels. Emmy, along with her friend Joe and a group of talking rodents, must confront Miss Ba…

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978-0-312-60873-6
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358 hlm.: 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 JON e
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Eleven Days
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Donald Harstad

Eleven Days is the gripping debut novel by Donald Harstad, a former deputy sheriff, which introduces readers to Deputy Sheriff Carl Houseman of Maitland, Iowa. The story unfolds over an intense eleven-day period following a harrowing 911 call that leads Houseman to a remote farmhouse where he discovers mutilated bodies, signaling the onset of a series of brutal murders. As the investigation pro…

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1-85702-870-8
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340 hlm.: 11 x 18 cm
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Novel
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823 HAN e
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Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
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Alexander Mccall Smith

Friends, Lovers, Chocolate is the third book in the beloved Sunday Philosophy Club series by Alexander McCall Smith. The novel follows Isabel Dalhousie, a thoughtful and occasionally self-doubting philosopher in Edinburgh, as she navigates the complexities of life, love, and friendship. Isabel is faced with a series of moral dilemmas, including a case involving a possible infidelity and a confl…

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0-349-11917-1
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297 hlm.: 9x14 cm
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Novel
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823 SMI a
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Whispers and Lies
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Joy Fielding

Whispers and Lies is a suspenseful psychological thriller by Joy Fielding, delving into the complexities of family secrets, trust, and deception. The story revolves around Casey, a woman who returns to her childhood home to help care for her aging mother. As Casey revisits the family dynamics and confronts the unresolved issues of her past, she uncovers hidden truths that have long been buried.…

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0-7434-5733-1
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357 hlm.: 10 x 17 cm
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Novel
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823 FIE w
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The Idea Of Perfection
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Kate Grenville

The Idea of Perfection is a compelling novel by Australian author Kate Grenville, which explores the lives of two very different individuals—Harriet, a woman who has long struggled with body image and social expectations, and Douglas, a man obsessed with the idea of perfect architecture and design. Their lives intersect in a small Australian town during the restoration of an old bridge, a pro…

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0-330-39261-1
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401 hlm.: 13 x 19 cm
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Novel
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823 GRE t
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The Unconsoled
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Kazuo Inshiguro

The Unconsoled is a surreal and introspective novel by Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro, following the disorienting journey of Ryder, a renowned pianist who arrives in an unnamed Central European city to give an important performance. As he attempts to prepare, Ryder is swept into a labyrinthine sequence of bizarre encounters, forgotten promises, and shifting realities. Time and space …

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0-571-17754-9
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535 hlm.: 12 x 19 cm
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MEG : A Novel Of Deep Terror
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Steve Alten

MEG: A Novel of Deep Terror is a fast-paced science fiction thriller that resurrects one of the ocean's most fearsome prehistoric predators—the Megalodon, a giant shark thought to be extinct for millions of years. The story follows Jonas Taylor, a deep-sea submersible pilot and paleontologist, who is haunted by a tragic encounter in the Mariana Trench. Years later, he is drawn back into the a…

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1
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0-553-84016-9
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337 hlm. : 10 x 17 cm
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Novel
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823 ALT m
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