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Most Popular Titles for Year Level 7 Issued between 3/01/2013 and 2/12/2013 Tuesday, 3 December 2013 - Full library. Title Issues Copies Lily alone by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 17 3 Catching fire by Collins, Suzanne 12 4 Midnight by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 11 2 hunger games by Collins, Suzanne 10 5 Mockingjay by Collins, Suzanne 10 4 Geronimo Stilton, secret agent by Stilton, Geronimo Bianca, Cleo Aliprandi, 8 1 Christian Percy Jackson and the lightning thief by Riordan, Rick 8 2 worst thing about my sister by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 8 1 Hetty Feather by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 7 1 tooth by Hunt, Des 7 1 Babymouse Rock Star by Holm, Jennifer Holm, Matthew 6 1 Clean break by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 6 2 escape by Muchamore, Robert 6 1 Geronimo Stilton: The search for sunken treasure by Stilton, Geronimo 6 1 Girls in love by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 6 1 H.O.U.S.E by Machowiak, Aleksandra Mizieliânski, Daniel Wâojcik-Leese, 6 1 Elçzbieta Holes by Sachar, Louis 6 2 Just annoying by Griffiths, Andy Denton, Terry 6 2 Paul Jennings' weirdest stories by Jennings, Paul 6 1 Sapphire Battersea by Wilson, Jacqueline 6 1 Trash by Mulligan, Andy 6 4 Beware the snowman by Stine, R.L 5 1 big book of girl stuff by King, Bart 5 1 boy in the dress by Walliams, David Blake, Quentin 5 2 brilliant world of Tom Gates by Pichon, Liz 5 2 Charlie and the great glass elevator by Dahl, Roald Blake, Quentin 5 1 Cirque du Freak: a living nightmare by Shan, Darren 5 2 forests of silence by Rodda, Emily 5 2 Frog Whistle Mine by Hunt, Des 5 2 Geronimo and the gold medal mystery by Stilton, Geronimo 5 1 Geronimo's valentine by Stilton, Geronimo Ferrario, Giuseppe (Ill.) 5 1 Lola Rose by Wilson, Jacqueline 5 1 Love lessons by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 5 1 Mr Stink by Walliams, David Blake, Quentin 5 1 Paul Jennings' funniest stories by Jennings, Paul 5 1 Red fox running by Lloyd-Jones, Robin 5 1 Running wild by Morpurgo, Michael Young, Sarah 5 3 Secret army by Muchamore, Robert 5 3 Slide the corner by Beale, Fleur 5 1 Way of the wolf by Grylls, Bear 5 1 Where's Wally? Book1 by Handford, Martin 5 1 worry website by Wilson, Jacqueline Sharratt, Nick 5 1.

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