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PRC Author Title 227 Aaron, Moses Lily and me 1245 Abdel-Fattah, Randa Friendship matchmaker goes undercover, The 51994 Abdel-Fattah, Randa Friendship matchmaker, The 1590 Abdel-Fattah, Randa Jodie: this is the book of you 5054 Abdel-Fattah, Randa Rania: this is the book of you 23 Abdulla, Ian As I grew older 426 Abdulla, Ian Tucker Abela, Deborah Ghost club series Abela, Deborah Grimsdon series Abela, Deborah Max Remy super spy series 23491 Abela, Deborah Most marvellous spelling bee mystery, The 11382 Abela, Deborah Remarkable secret of Aurelie Bonhoffen, The 33584 Abela, Deborah Stupendously spectacular spelling bee, The 1885 Abela, Deborah Teresa, a new Australian Abela, Deborah & Warren, Johnny Jasper Zammit series 312 Adams, Jeanie Pigs and honey Adornetto, Alexandra Strangest adventures series 5446 Agard, John & Packer, Neil (ill) Book 22779 Ahlberg, Allan & Ingman, Bruce Previously 74282 Ahlberg, Allan & Ingman, Bruce (ill) Pencil, The 1136 Alexander, Goldie eSide 7714 Alexander, Goldie Hanna: my Holocaust story 32350 Alexander, Goldie My horrible cousins and other stories 26544 Alexander, Goldie Neptunia 526 Alexander, Goldie & Hamill, Dion Starship Q 30/09/21 5:05 PM 5-6 Booklist by Author - Short Page 1 of 59 PRC Author Title 18498 Alexander, Goldie & Hamill, Dion (ill) Cow-pats 18462 Alexander, Jenny Bullies, bigmouths and so-called friends 687443 Alexander, Kwame Crossover 984 Alexander, Tim Barack Obama: hope for the world 3776 Allars, Martine Littlest witch, The 9561 Allen, Judy (ed) Anthology for the earth 16093 Allen, Peter My Australian story: Our Don Bradman, The diary of Victor McDonald, Sydney, 1932 669419 Allen, Sarah What stars are made of 616660 Almond, David War is over 53388 Almond, David & Jeffers, Oliver (ill) Boy who swam with piranhas, The 1836 Almond, David & McKean, Dave (ill) Mouse bird snake wolf 580944 Almond, David & Pinfold, Levi (ill) Dam, The 4637 Almond, David & Rubbino, Salvatore (ill) Harry Miller's run 2933 Amnesty International & various Dreams of freedom 6546 Amnesty International (contr) We are all born free: the universal declaration of human rights in pictures 625475 Amoore, Nat Secrets of a schoolyard millionaire 129369 Anderson, Matt Don't forget me Cobber: Australia and the First World War 568871 Anderson, Sophie House with chicken legs, The 643772 Annable, Graham Peter & Ernesto: a tale of two sloths 15130 Annear, Robyn Fly a Rebel Flag, The battle at Eureka 19321 Apel, Kathryn On track Applegate, K A Animorphs series 2975 Applegate, Katherine Crenshaw Ardagh, Philip Unlikely exploits series 6981 Arena, Felice Bravo Billy 46550 Arena, Felice Whippersnapper Arena, Felice & Lyon, Garry (ill) Specky Magee series 18468 Arnold, Louise Invisible friend, The 10336 Arrigan, Mary Esty's gold 4908 Ashley, Bernard Aftershock 2938 Ashley, Chris & Pankhurst, Kate (ill) Wasim and the champ 21500 Ashley, Chris & Pankhurst, Kate (ill) Wasim's challenge Asphyxia Grimstones series 6298 Astle, David & Tippett, Paul (ill) David Astle's 101 weird words (and 3 fakes) from ambidextrous to zugzwang 48993 Atherton, Bruce & Redlich, Ben (ill) Cowzat 13656 Atkins, Jill Sophie's secret war: a Second World War girl's diary, 1939-1940 8096 Atkinson, Elizabeth Island of beyond, The 30/09/21 5:05 PM 5-6 Booklist by Author - Short Page 2 of 59 PRC Author Title 660681 Attenborough, David & Whyman, Matt & Jones, Our planet Richard (ill) 4843 Atwood, Grace & Slaghekke, Harry (ill) Meet Nancy Bird Walton 695248 Aung Than, Gavin Super sidekicks 1: No adults allowed 695265 Aung Than, Gavin Super sidekicks 2: Ocean's revenge 652764 Aung Thin, Michelle & White, Lyn (ed) Hasina: through my eyes 19812 Avery, Tom Too much trouble 425 Babbit, Natalie Tuck everlasting 751162 Bachmann, Stefan Cinders and sparrows 3734 Baddiel, David AniMalcolm 751171 Baddiel, David Future friend 21946 Baddiel, David Parent Agency, The 660758 Baddiel, David & Field, Jim (ill) Birthday boy 660481 Baddiel, David & Lenton, Steven (ill) Taylor Turbochaser, The 41505 Baer, Sam & Firth, Rachel & Hall, Rose & James, 100 things to know about food Alice & Martin, Jerome 1739 Baillie, Allan Foggy 231 Baillie, Allan Little brother 14839 Baillie, Allan My Australian story: Riding with Thunderbolt, The diary of Ben Cross 110909 Baillie, Allan Villains: a gallery of Australian rogues 12770 Baker, Jeannie Belonging 34385 Baker, Jeannie Circle 28763 Baker, Jeannie Mirror 628192 Baker, Jeannie Playing with collage 455 Baker, Jeannie Where the forest meets the sea 466 Baker, Jeannie Window Balchin, Lance Mechanica series 15451 Baldwin, Grace MacDonald Giant scrub python, The Ball, Duncan Emily Eyefinger series 6549 Ball, Duncan Ghost and the goggle-box, The 3347 Ball, Duncan Piggotts in peril Ball, Duncan Selby series Ball, Duncan & David, Mark (ill) Skinny mysteries series 14068 Ball, Duncan & Millard, Kerry (ill) My sister has a big black beard & other quirky verses 2355 Balla, Trace Rivertime 1875 Balla, Trace Rockhopping 587850 Bancks, Tristan Detention 5078 Bancks, Tristan Fall, The 8724 Bancks, Tristan Two wolves 30/09/21 5:05 PM 5-6 Booklist by Author - Short Page 3 of 59 PRC Author Title 64414 Bancroft, Bronwyn Patterns of Australia 46942 Bancroft, Bronwyn Why I love Australia Banks, Angelica Tuesday McGillycuddy series Banks, Lynne Reid The Indian in the cupboard series Banyard, Jen Riddle Gully series 15146 Barlow, Maisie (Yarrcali) & Anning, Michael (Boiyool) Jirrbal: rainforest Dreamtime stories (ill) 751137 Barnaby, Simon & Powell, Claire (ill) Wizard in my shed, The: The Misadventures of Merdyn the Wild 32611 Barnard, Simon Gaolbird: True story of William Swallow, convict and pirate, The 815351 Barnes, Derrick & James, Gordon C I am every good thing 12772 Barnham, Kay Florence Nightingale: the lady of the lamp 41094 Barr, Lollie Adventures of Stunt Boy and his amazing wonder dog Blindfold Barrett, Rees Significant people in Australia's history series 3322 Barrie, J M Peter Pan 2390 Barron, Antonia Jeremy Jeremiah 37649 Bartok, Mira Wonderling, The 15343 Barton-Wood, Sara Queen Elizabeth II, monarch of our times Barwick, John Averil series 9021 Base, Graeme Discovery of dragons, The 79876 Base, Graeme Jewel fish of Karnak, The 3979 Base, Graeme Sign of the seahorse, The 12326 Base, Graeme Truck dogs: a novel in four bites 9249 Base, Graeme Worst band in the universe, The 34144 Bastian, Greg Goldseekers, The 784580 Bate, Helen Lost child of Chernobyl, The 39693 Bate, Helen Peter in peril 167 Bates, Dianne Grandma Cadbury's water world 4130 Bates, Dianne Here comes trouble 7001 Bates, Dianne Nobody's boy 7151 Bates, Dianne & Rippon, Sally (ill) Shape, The 5500 Bates, Dianne (ed) Our home is dirt by sea 6629 Bateson, Catherine Magenta McPhee 20875 Bateson, Catherine Mimi and the blue slave 9322 Bateson, Catherine Rain May and Captain Daniel 859 Bateson, Catherine Star 6363 Bateson, Catherine Wish pony, The 9844 Battersby, Lee & Daoud, Amy (ill) Magrit 15039 Bauer, Jutta Grandpa's angel 30/09/21 5:05 PM 5-6 Booklist by Author - Short Page 4 of 59 PRC Author Title 7970 Bauer, Michael Gerard Dinosaur knights 22763 Bauer, Michael Gerard Just a dog Bauer, Michael Gerard & Bauer, Joe (ill) Eric Vale series Bauer, Michael Gerard & Bauer, Joe (ill) Secret Agent Derek Danger Dale series 4910 Baum, Frank L Wizard of Oz, The 308 Bawden, Nina Peppermint Pig, The 660607 Bayly, Sami Illustrated encyclopaedia of ugly animals, The 12327 Beatty, Scott Batman: the animated series guide 751051 Beck, Adrian & Edgar, Scott (ill) Derek Dool supercool: Going viral Beck, Ian Tom Trueheart series 79395 Bedford, David & Brumpton, Keith (ill) Soccer camp 4098 Beikoff, Katrina May Tang: A new Australian 630979 Bell, Cece El deafo 660320 Bell, Davina Corner park clubhouse: The secret life of Lola 647916 Bell, Davina Sophia and the Corner Park Clubhouse 9251 Bell, Helen Stone swan, The 705661 Bell, Jennifer Wonderscape 660697 Bell, Jennifer & Lickens, Alice Agents of the wild: Operation Honeynut 628160 Bell, Johanna & Beasley, Dion (ill) Cheeky dogs: To Lake Nash and back 18542 Bell, Krista & Dunk, Sarah (ill) That's the trick 2064 Bell, Krista & Elliott, Belinda (ill) Jack's bugle 1980 Bell, Krista & Walters, Ainsley (ill) Burning the bails: the story of the ashes 660371 Bell, Lucy You can change the world 87206 Bellamy, David & Dann, Penny (ill) 101 ways to save the earth 21224 Benko, Kamilla Unicorn quest, The 29506 Benko, Kamilla Unicorn quest, The: Secret in the stone Beresford, Elisabeth & Price, Nick (ill) The Wombles series 5409 Bernard, Patricia Monkey hill gold 3654 Bernard-Waite, Judy Riddle of the Trumpalar 310 Berndt, Catherine & Meeks, Arone Raymond (ill) Pheasant and Kingfisher 410 Berndt, Catherine & Meeks, Arone Raymond (ill) This is still rainbow snake country 18393 Biesty, Stephen & Hooper, Meredith (ill) Gold quest 208 Biesty, Stephen & Platt, Richard (ill) Incredible cross-sections (Stephen Biesty's) 20616 Bin Salleh, Rachel & Fry, Samantha (ill) Alfred's war 737758 Bingham, Jane & Fox, Christyan (ill) & Leschnikoff, Helping our planet Nancy (ill) & Rojo, Sara (ill) Birch, Robin New Solar System series 4443 Birdsall, Jeanne Penderwicks on Gardam Street, The 30/09/21 5:05 PM 5-6 Booklist by Author - Short Page 5 of 59 PRC Author Title Black, Holly & Di Terlizzi, Tony (ill) The Spiderwick chronicles series 7730 Blackadder, Jesse Dexter: the courageous koala
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