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In the tradition of the great detective novels, Henni keeps a journal of the events on Stella Street, recounted with a battalion of zany, 11-year-old truths and insights. When the Phonies move into 45 Stella Street, the neighborhood is in for a shake-up, explains Henni. Former occupant Auntie Lillie's open-door welcome becomes Mr. and Mrs. Phonies' magazine house of swanky new appliances. Keep Away! The Phonies, through their attorneys, launch an artillery of snottily outrageous letters at the freindly folks at 47 Stella Street, complaining about garbage, blocked driveways, and a magenta fence! Zev, Henni, Danielle and Frank feel as if the sun has stopped shining on Stella Street. When the kids are called in for questioning, they decide to do a little detective work of their own.

Winner, Fiction: Older Readers, Young Australians' Best Book Awards (YABBA) 1997 Shortlisted, Primary Division, ACT Canberra's Own Outstanding List (COOL) Awards 1998 Winner, Premio Cento Prize for Children's Literature, (Italy) 1997 Honour Book, Book of the Year for Younger Readers, Children's Book Council Book of the Year Awards 1996 Shortlisted, National Children's Literature Award, Festival Awards for Literature 1996 I just might write the whole thing down. I'll probably conk out after ten pages. What will I call it? 45 & 47 Stella Street and everything that happened A whirlwind of an adventure told by 11-year-old Henni Octon...with a bit of help from Elizabeth Honey, author of Honey Sandwich, Honour Book in the 1994 Children's Book Council Awards. What the critics say: 'This is a superb family-cum-adventure story: Elizabeth Honey is going from strength to strength. Not to be missed.' Margaret Dunkle, Australian Bookseller & Publisher 'Holding the novel together is the strong driving story, but the book fizzes with the excitement of simply being alive...irresistible...' Moira Robinson, Australi

In the tradition of the great detective novels, Henni keeps a journal of the events on Stella Street, recounted with a battalion of zany, 11-year-old truths and insights. When the Phonies move into 45 Stella Street, the neighborhood is in for a shake-up, explains Henni. Former occupant Auntie Lillie's open-door welcome becomes Mr. and Mrs. Phonies' magazine house of swanky new appliances. Keep Away! The Phonies, through their attorneys, launch an artillery of snottily outrageous letters at the freindly folks at 47 Stella Street, complaining about garbage, blocked driveways, and a magenta fence! Zev, Henni, Danielle and Frank feel as if the sun has stopped shining on Stella Street. When the kids are called in for questioning, they decide to do a little detective work of their own.