Sue Vyner

• May-1992
• / General Fiction
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An albatross steals a mysterious egg and flies away, across the sea, to a new, very different land, only to return the egg to its anxious parents, in an adventure that introduces readers to the various animals encountered along the way....

• May-1993
• / General Fiction
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As winter ends, arctic animals emerge from their lairs, the seal surfaces from under the ice, and the polar bear guards her cubs, in an illustrated evocation of the excitement of spring in the far North....

• Apr-1995
• / General Fiction
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Down in the beautiful underwater world the octopus swims back to her den, but something hungry is following her. Why, then, aren't the leafy sea dragon and the other creatures of the coral reef afraid? This book is by the author and illustrator of Ar...

• May-1995
• / General Fiction
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An introduction to life on a coral reef finds an octopus escaping from a predator toward the safety of her cave while warning her friends about oncoming danger and each sea creature seeking its own respective shelter....

• Aug-2001
• / General Fiction
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This title is part of the Go For It! series of dramas based on family, school, and relationship problems. "Here we go again," Wayne thought. "How many times have I done this before?" When the Martin family want to foster Wayne, he isn't sure he wan...

• Aug-2001
• / General Fiction
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This title is part of the Go For It! series of dramas based on family, school, and relationship problems. Gordon doesn't know his dad, and his mum wants to keep it that way. But Gordon feels sure that things could be so much better -- if only he co...

• Aug-2001
• / General Fiction
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This title is part of the Go For It! series of dramas based on family, school, and relationship problems. It wasn't that Zoe still believed in Zara -- imaginary friends were kids' stuff after all. But Zoe's family doesn't understand her, and Franki...

• Aug-2010
• / General Fiction
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Jessie cannot accept the idea of a new man in her mother's life. Since her dad had left, she felt she could breathe easy. She never wanted to see him again, and the thought of all that friction starting over again with someone else was making her fee...