Children's 2011 - Hill of Content Bookshop
Children's 2011 - Hill of Content Bookshop
Children's 2011 - Hill of Content Bookshop
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Young Adult<br />
There Is No Long<br />
Distance Now:<br />
Very Short Stories<br />
Naomi Shihab Nye<br />
HB $24.99<br />
In these 40 life-altering,<br />
life-affirming and extremely<br />
short short stories, the<br />
award-winning poet Naomi<br />
Shihab Nye proposes that<br />
no matter how great the divide between friends,<br />
siblings, life and death, classmates, enemies,<br />
happiness and misery, war and peace, breakfast<br />
and lunch, parent and child, country and city, there<br />
is, in fact, no long distance. Not anymore.<br />
All I Ever Wanted<br />
Vikki Wakefield<br />
PB $19.95<br />
Mim knows what she wants<br />
and where she wants to go<br />
— anywhere but home,<br />
stuck in the suburbs. She’s<br />
set herself rules to live by,<br />
but she’s starting to break<br />
them. Over the nine days<br />
before her 17th birthday,<br />
Mim’s life turns upside down. She has problems<br />
and she’s determined to solve them herself. But in<br />
the end, she works out who her people are and<br />
the same things look entirely different.<br />
Stay With Me<br />
Paul Griffin<br />
PB $19.95<br />
Céce and Mack never<br />
expected to fall in love, but<br />
soon they’re spending all<br />
their time together.<br />
Everything is perfect. Until.<br />
Until Mack loses control<br />
and makes a horrible<br />
mistake and suddenly<br />
everything is impossible. Céce and Mack struggle,<br />
with both humour and compassion for each<br />
other,to answer the question: how do you survive<br />
when the person you love can’t stay?<br />
Miss Peregrine’s<br />
Home For<br />
Peculiar Children<br />
Ransom Riggs<br />
HB $24.95<br />
Sixteen-year-old Jacob<br />
discovers the crumbling ruins<br />
<strong>of</strong> Miss Peregrine’s Home for<br />
Peculiar Children. As he<br />
explores its abandoned<br />
bedrooms and hallways, it<br />
becomes clear that the children were more than just<br />
peculiar. They may have been dangerous. They may<br />
have been quarantined on a deserted island for<br />
good reason. And somehow they may still be alive.<br />
The Apothecary<br />
Maile Meloy<br />
PB $19.95<br />
The Scott family has<br />
moved unexpectedly from<br />
Los Angeles to London.<br />
Janie feels uncomfortable<br />
in her strange new school,<br />
until the local apothecary<br />
promises her a remedy for<br />
homesickness. But the real<br />
cure is meeting the apothecary’s son Benjamin.<br />
Benjamin’s father is no ordinary apothecary and when<br />
he’s kidnapped, Benjamin and Janie find themselves<br />
entrusted with his sacred book, a book that Russian<br />
spies are intent on getting their hands on.<br />
Dust City<br />
Robert Paul Weston<br />
PB $11.99<br />
Ever since his father’s arrest<br />
for the murder <strong>of</strong> Little Red<br />
Riding Hood, teen wolf Henry<br />
Whelp has kept a low pr<strong>of</strong>ile,<br />
until another murder leads<br />
Henry to believe his father<br />
may have been framed. With<br />
the help <strong>of</strong> his roommate,<br />
Jack and a daring she-wolf named Fiona, Henry<br />
ventures deep into the heart <strong>of</strong> Dust City: a gritty<br />
metropolis controlled by a dangerous mob and<br />
their crime boss leader, Skinner. Can Henry solve<br />
the mystery <strong>of</strong> his family’s sinister past?