Destroying Avalon by
When Avalon moves to the city her life is turned upside down. Starting at a new school, she find herself at the centre of a brutal cyber-bullying campaign.
Everything I've never said by
Ava would like nothing more than to tell her family she loves them, particularly her big sister, Nic. But Ava has Rett syndrome - she can't talk, can't nod her head, can't even point at a communication card. She understands everything, but no one understands her. When tragedy strikes her family, Ava becomes even more determined to talk. But it's not until she meets occupational therapist Kieran and new friend Aimee that she is hopeful for change - and to find her voice at last.
Exit through the gift shop by
Anahita Rosalind Ghorban-Galaszczuk is discovering that life is absurd. As if dying of cancer at the age of 12.5 isn't bad enough, she still has to endure daily insults from her nemesis, Alyssa (Queen Mean) Anderson. Ana's on a wild rollercoaster of life and death, kindness and cruelty, ordinary and extraordinary. And she's got a few things to do before she exits.
Dark Wind Blowing by
Can a test tube really contain a virus that can kill your friends, your town, the world? Can anyone be a killer - even the kid next door.? What makes a killer? Are you born that way? Or can other people drive you to it? Suddenly, Mike discovers that what's exciting in a movie isn't a thrill when you're living it; when the fate of people you love depends on you.
