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  • News on Aliens

    Measday

    Paperback (University of Queensland Press, June 1, 1997)
    Rick Street, roving reporter from The News They Didn't Use is back, investigating the mysterious appearance of UFO's at World's End Creek.
    WB

  • The News They Didnt Use

    Stephen Measday

    Paperback (University of Queensland Press, Jan. 1, 1995)
    None

  • West End Shuffle

    Natalie Jane Prior

    Paperback (University of Queensland Press, Jan. 1, 1995)
    None

  • Heroic Life of Al Capsella

    Judith Clarke

    Paperback (Univ of Queensland Pr, June 1, 1989)
    Fourteen-year-old Al Capsella, desperately trying to be normal and blend in with the rest of the crowd, is constantly embarrassed by his highly unconventional parents.

  • Winning Streak

    Donna Sharp, Olwyn Sharp

    Paperback (Intl Specialized Book Services, Feb. 1, 1993)
    Thirteen stories about teenagers, especially boys, losing out as well as winning.

  • Almost Wednesday

    James Roy

    Paperback (University of Queensland Pr (Australia), Jan. 1, 1996)
    Charlie loves Beck. The thing is, he never told her and now after a bizarre disappearance he's left wondering why. This sensitive novel by a powerful new young writer captures the insecurities of transition from childhood to adulthood.
    K

  • Light at Summer's End

    Kimberly M. Ballard

    Paperback (Harold Shaw Pub, June 1, 1991)
    Dumped off at a lady's house for the summer, fourteen-year-old Melissa and her new guardian develop a friendship as they work through the hurts of the past and grapple with the issue of abortion

  • The Edge

    Ben Bo

    Hardcover (Lerner Pub Group, Dec. 1, 1999)
    No one understands Declan. Not his mother or his father or his teachers. No one but maybe his new group of friends. After moving, Declan will do anything to fit in at his new school, even if it is illegal. When he and his new friends get caught, the consequences are tragic. Given a second chance that he is not sure that he wants, Declan is sent to work at a ski lodge in the Canadian Rockies. Though he is not locked up, he feels trapped and lonely, and learns that second chances aren't easy. While there, Declan learns to snowboard and meets new friends, but the ghosts of his past keep rising up to haunt him. Standing on the edge, Declan realizes that the only way to break free is to face his past, and to look forward to the future.
    Y