This novel tells the story of Zelah Green, the cleanaholic, who spends most of her life looking for germs and dirt. When her Dad vanishes, Zelah is sent to an unfamiliar place with 'crazy people'. She finally thinks her life may be looking up when she meets Sol

A follow-up to Zelah Green finds OCD sufferer Zelah struggling through an isolated summer until Caro, from her former group therapy home, arrives and behaves in deliberately provocative ways to force Zelah out of her complacency. Original.

Zelah Green, a girl whose serious OCD starts taking over her life, conquers her condition with professional help, humor and friends with their own troubles whom she meets along the way. Original.

Lilah's Anger Diary, March 26th Anger levels: 11/10 I'm Lilah May and I'm ANGRY. So angry that I'm about to be excluded from school, my parents can't control me, and only one person in the world understands me. And that's my best friend, Bindi. I haven't always been this way. It all started with my brother Jay. And what no one realises is that it's all my fault. By the award-winning author of Zelah Green, Queen of Clean.

The Big Six is the ninth book of Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazons series of children's books, published in 1940. The book returns Dick and Dorothea Callum, known as the Ds, to the Norfolk Broads where they renew their friendship with the members of the Coot Club. This book is more of a detective story as the Ds and Coot Club try to unravel a mystery that threatens the Death and Glories' freedom to sail the river.The Ds return to Norfolk, hoping to enjoy a holiday with their friends of the Coot Club. Unfortunately, they find the Death and Glories (Pete, Bill and Joe) coming under a gathering cloud of suspicion of setting moored boats adrift.

Amelie Day musters all her Flour Power when she's invited to compete in the Best Baker of the Year contest.

My name is Hanna. I am 15. I am Latvian. I live with my mother and grandmother. My father is missing, taken by the Russians. I have a boyfriend and I'm training to be a dancer. But none of that is important any more. Because the Nazis have arrived, and I am a Jew. And as far as they are concerned, that is all that matters. This is my story. "A tragic, harrowing and deeply moving account of the Holocaust from the perspective of an ordinary girl." - The Bookseller