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      • Trusted Partner
        The Skeleton without a Closet
        Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
        2019

        The Skeleton without a Closet

        by Oksana Lushchevska

        In life of every teenager there are moments of loneliness... Anya has practically no friends. Her classmates are constantly bullying her because of her body type. Anya's best friend Kira has moved to another town… The only joy for the girl is Science, Anatomy in particular. She dreams to become a Medical Expert, so she writes her blog on Anatomy. Anya also has a secret friend, who will always support, understand and console her. And he’ll probably help her to become more confident and popular among her classmates. The story by Oksana Lushchevska The Skeleton without a Closet describes the problems of bullying, soul searching and asserting opinion.

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        Good Morning!
        Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
        2019

        Good Morning!

        by Olha Kupriyan

        Not far from the Zdvizh River lives the family of Beavers, which consists of dad, mom and Martusia. One morning, the wonderful news that the family is about to grow, prompts them to think about finding a new home. The Beavers now need to find a bigger home. Martusia’s life will not be the same as before: she is already an adult, so she must learn to cope with her feelings, find a common language with new friends and get used to the rules of the new school where she is going. Pelageya the turtle, Aunt Owl, the Dnieper barbel, Herakli the crab, Irynka and Darinka the fish and all the others will help her in this. Olga Kupriyan’s "Morning, beavers!" is a novella that tells about everyday life, family traditions and adventures of beavers and their neighbors, unobtrusively enriching the reader with important knowledge about both rare and widespread inhabitants of the Zdvizhka Valley and reminding about the importance of taking care of your home.

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        Spies from Artemis Оrphanage
        Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
        2019

        Spies from Artemis Оrphanage

        by Natalia Dovgopol

        The year is 1907. A fight occurs in a theatre. A respectful gentleman publicly accuses a messenger boy of stealing. Without a shadow of fear, the teenager rejects the accusations, not yet suspecting that this is his first exam, an invitation to his new life. Herr Friedrich not only recognized a disguised girl in a green cap, but also found a prospective student for his orphanage, the secret school named Artemis, where professional spies are trained.

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      • Ich mag Corona nicht!
        School stories (Children's/YA)
        April 2020

        Ich mag Corona nicht!

        by Karin Waldl

        Ein Virus mit dem Namen Covid-19 hat die Welt im Griff. Corona hat eine Pandemie ausgelöst. Auch die Welt des 12-jährigen Schülers Maximilian verändert sich. Er darf seine Freunde nicht mehr sehen und muss seine Schulaufgaben von zu Hause aus erledigen. Die Sorge um die Großeltern in Italien wächst. Doch als dann auch noch ein geliebter Mensch stirbt, ist Maximilian tieftraurig.

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      • The Ogre Conserve
        Children's & YA

        The Ogre Conserve

        by Mehdi Rajabi

        Mehdi Rajabi has been a well-known author for a decade now. He always says his main passion is to write novels for younger adults. He has won a number of literary prizes so far, such as: Yalda Literary Prize, Isfahan Literary Prize and winner of Best Book for Children and Young Adults.   The Ogre Conserve has a twist in it: a good boy who wants to be bad. Tooka is a clever boy, with whole lot of problems at home and at school. His father passed away and his mother is so depressed she doesn’t care about Tooka. In School, there are always some bully boys who want to hurt him. Hi is alone, has no friends, and gets bitten all the time. Someday, he buys a book from an old lady: the biography of a criminal. Some parts of this memoir is dextrously woven in the context of the book. Tooka decides to be a criminal because his current life is very disappointing to him. The old lady sold an Ogre Conserve to Tooka as well. The Ogre is big, bitter, speaks nonsense, like the colour yellow and doesn’t obey Tooka. When Tooka’s finger is broken in a fight at school, he has to stay home and then he’ll get to know the magic of numbers. His mathematics brilliance is flourished and he becomes a well-known math scientist. He no longer wishes to be a criminal, for now he is famous and loved.

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      • Elina's Funny Life
        Children's & YA

        Elina's Funny Life

        by Mojgan Kalhor

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      • Silent Striker
        Children's & YA
        September 2018

        Silent Striker

        by Pete Kalu

        A novel about friendship and family, The Silent Striker explores the issue of disability, and deafness, and the different ways in which we can choose to handle it. Marcus is a footballing genius who keeps getting into deep trouble at his school. He is the best player by far at Ducie High, in a tough, ethnically diverse, inner-city area. He's actually so good that there's a very real chance he'll be signed by Manchester United.  But when he discovers he may be losing his hearing, his whole world falls to pieces and he finds himself having to put them back together on his own. But is this feeling of isolation real or just a consequence of his own behaviour? Dealing with deafness, shifting friends, crazy parents and a ‘special measures’ school, he will have to gather all the strength he can find – in others as well as within himself. Marcus gradually understands that accepting the help of others is ultimately an acceptance of self.

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      • The Wild Vegetable School (8 books)
        School stories (Children's/YA)
        October 2018

        The Wild Vegetable School (8 books)

        by Huang Yu

        The little Potato, a dirty trouble maker, is going to school! In the morning, when he awaked up, he found that it was time for class in five minutes. He went all the way crazy, desperately rolling and rolling. When he finally rolled to school, he opened his eyes, and in front of him, it was all rabbits! He went to the wrong school! What should little Potato do? How could he find a way to leave the Rabbit School and go back to the Vegetable School next door? This is just the beginning. In the next few years, he and his vegetable classmates - Carrot, Pepper, Eggplant, Corn, will face threats from rabbits all the time. The brightest rabbit is using all kinds of methods to catch Carrot. Water polo falling from the sky, strong viscose, weird rain... crisis is everywhere! Potato and his classmates must rely on themselves to defeat the powerful enemies and protect their school.

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      • Two make Magic – The Ghastly Grannies
        Children's & YA
        December 2018

        Two make Magic – The Ghastly Grannies

        by Sibylle Luig (Text) – Ulrike Barth-Musil (Illustrationen)

        Synopsis Two Make Magic is the story of the twin sisters Elli and Idi, who come from an old family of witches. All twin sisters in the Schick family have magical powers - but only when they are together. Together, they control the elements. Elli’s best Element is the air, Idi’s favourite element is the water. Two Make Magic tells the story of two girls, who are powerful as long as they stick together. A story of sisterhood, friendship and family with a magic touch.   Volume 2 Elli and Idi have just turned 11. Idi is about to move to Berlin with her father, when Thomas suggests that Elli should come and visit Idi in her old home. Elli travels to Hamburg with her grandmother Matilda and her twin sister Esther. The two suddenly reappeared in Berlin after having shunned Eva and Matea for ten years, because they had separated the baby witches. The grannies claim they want to help Elli and Idi become real witches, but all they really do is selfish hocus pocus: At Idi’s swimming contest in Hamburg they make her swim way too fast and Idi thinks Elli used her magical powers. She is furious and tells Elli to leave her alone. Thomas too is very angry and says that he will have to rethink moving to Berlin, if the grannies continue to interfere with their lives. Elli is devastated. If that is how the ghastly grannies are going to behave, she will have to get rid of them. Her best friend Philip is there to help her with the new operation. They trick Matilda and Esther into acting against the code of honour of witches, which leads to them losing their magical powers and Idi can safely move to Berlin.

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      • Two Make Magic – Tracking Thieves
        Children's & YA
        October 2019

        Two Make Magic – Tracking Thieves

        by Sibylle Luig (Text) – Ulrike Barth-Musil (Illustratoions)

        Synopsis Two Make Magic is the story of the twin sisters Elli and Idi, who come from an old family of witches. All twin sisters in the Schick family have magical powers - but only when they are together. Together, they control the elements. Elli’s best Element is the air, Idi’s favourite element is the water. Two Make Magic tells the story of two girls, who are powerful as long as they stick together. A story of sisterhood, friendship and family with a magic touch.   Volume 3 Elli and Idi are almost 13 years old. On an outing to the Grunewald they find a Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy, who they call Ronny. Auntie Eva explains to them that Ronny is an expensive pedigree dog and that they need to find her proper owner. Together with Philip and their friend Mark, Elli and Idi track down a gang of thieves, who steal dogs for illegal dog races. Should it not be easy to put a stop to that for two talented witches? Not if the boss of the thieves is a witch herself. A witch, who, just like Elli, can violate the code of honour without losing her power. Together the children find out, that the dog thieving boss is Gerlinde Sauter the twin sister of Elli’s terrible teacher Gesine Sauter. Gerlinde refuses to give Ronny’s mum, Re, back to Elli. It comes to a final showdown between these two powerful witches, before Elli and Idi can return Re to her lawful owner, who lets them keep Ronny as a sign of his gratitude.

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      • 7 Doors
        Children's & YA

        7 Doors

        by Storymakers League authors

        7 Doors is an 8-chapter novel written by young Malaysian authors aged 10-15 from Storymakers League, an innovative writing project organized by Shakespot  and Agensi Inovasi Malaysia.   A boring trip to the museum becomes anything but, as five schoolchildren stumble through a magic Door that leads them to another realm. They discover that there are another six Doors to get through before they can go home – but something has other plans for them…

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      • Four Seasons Of Love
        Children's & YA
        December 2017

        Four Seasons Of Love

        by Nacarid Portal

        In this book, the author leads us through a mirror of emotions, which shows us a path full of ups and downs, where the only option you have is to face the ghosts of the past and move on with life, that life which is filled with both pain and love. Four Seasons of Love is an inward journey that goes beyond the very limits we set ourselves. It is about getting to know your true self again, and be able to find the ability to love your scars. It is about accepting death as a part of life, and that love is not something that has to stay with us to be eternal. Christopher is a singer and a young music composer who is about to release an album with his band. His life revolved around parties, alcohol and luxuries after the death of his twin brother. He writes his feelings in a diary as a way to exorcise his pain. And that diary holds the key to the story of his Ijfe, and the way he lost Matias in a tragic accident, which ultimately led him to emotional isolation. It is a realistic novel that has captured the attention of thousands of people, as many could relate to the characters and the love story between Christopher and Charlotte. As he, who wasn't used to the feeling of romantic love, and whose life's motto was"Love me today, cuz III leave you tomorrow," fell in love with someone who was  involved with someone, and whose interest in him was rather for economic and emotional stability than true love.

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      • Amor A Cuatro Estaciones
        Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
        June 2016

        Amor A Cuatro Estaciones

        El Diario De Una Ilusión

        by Nacarid Portal

        In this book, the author leads us through a mirror of emotions, which shows us a path full of ups and downs, where the only option you have is to face the ghosts of the past and move on with life, that life which is filled with both pain and love. Four Seasons of Love is an inward journey that goes beyond the very limits we set ourselves. It is about getting to know your true self again. and be able to find the ability to love your scars. It is about accepting death as a part of life, and that love is not something that has to stay with us to be eternal.

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      • Chameleon
        Children's & YA
        February 2020

        Chameleon

        Here come the Aspie girls!

        by Christine Deroin,Gilles Martinez

        Alice is a teenager everyone has always described as high-potential without recognizing the depth of her discomfort. Moving and changing middle schools throws her for a loop, bringing out these aspects of her personality. Her admiration for Fanny, star of the class, and her desire to be like her just to be loved, will endanger her and send her world spinning. Asperger syndrome is rarely diagnosed in children, but doing so earlier would not only help teenage girls who have it thrive, but also those around them learn to accept it.

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      • The Small Fortress
        Children's & YA
        December 2019

        The Small Fortress

        “Best Chinese Children’s Literature” Series

        by Xue Tao

        The Small Fortress is a collection of short stories and novellas by Xue Tao, and includes 8 of his classic works. The heroine of the story The Small Fortress is a kind and tough girl Hourglass. She stubbornly insists protecting the last “fortress” left in the Sun Town during the process of urban evolution on her own. With exquisitely descriptions, the novel shows the tough growth path of the girl who grew up with her single father.

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      • Phobia
        Children's & YA
        September 2019

        Phobia

        by Fanny Vandermeersch

        Sophia is a brilliant student. But when she arrived at the college, everything changed. Her grades drop, her friends abandon her, anxiety eats away at her. Until the day when she no longer feels capable of getting through the school gate. With the help of her parents and what is left of her friends, she will end up putting her problems into words: she suffers from school phobia. A novel that demystifies, invites sharing and exchange, on a subject that affects many teenagers today.

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      • You Can Count on Your Heart
        Children's & YA

        You Can Count on Your Heart

        by Andrea Maggi

        In a small high school in Italy, professor Elpidi’s class mostly includes self-important and disillusioned students, such as Valentina, who is eager to become a famous beauty vlogger; Renzo, a street dancer; Paola, who feels trapped in a life programmed by her parents. All these teenagers have one thing in common: they don't know who they are, so they don't have the slightest idea about what to do in the future. Professor Elpidi tries to explain Socrates’ saying: “Know thyself”, in a completely original way: he organizes a retreat in a remote mountain hut, where they will all live together for a month in close contact with nature. They will have to learn to settle their differences and live in a community without wi-fi, cell phones or any other modern convenience. A book that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, and speaks to young people in their language about their fragility.

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      • LEFT HAND
        Children's & YA

        LEFT HAND

        by SALLY

        We often say “the right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing,” but what if thatever really came true? Kuo Yue-Lin is a young high-schooler with that very problem: hisleft hand is borrowed from a boy he met years ago at his piano lessons. But the fivefingers that flew lightly over the piano keys frequently find their way into other places,too, like store shelves and fist fights, acting outside Yue-Lin’s control. But its originalowner disappeared years ago, leaving Yue-Lin to rue the day they met. Until one day inhigh school, when everything changes.…

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