A startling novel about extraordinary Lucy, who believes she's a bat, and ordinary Terence, who believes in believing.

The story of two utterly believable thirteen-year-olds who struggle to sort out their place with friends, school and family.

Caramba is a sweet, shy cat who bravely accepts that he is different, and then discovers his own special talent.

Margarita vive en una casa grande y señorial rodeada por una cerca. Detrás de la cerca viven niños muy pobres. Esta historia explora la brecha entre ellos, así como la conciencia y el sentido de la responsabilidad que esta diferencia crea en una niña que tiene tanto más que la gente que la rodea.

Miriam is fifteen and she has lived in the same little town her whole life, going to school with the same kids who know everything about her. Then first love comes, in a completely unexpected way.

By turns uproarious and intensely sad, Linnea's story brings both her inner and outer worlds vividly to life for young readers, portraying the confusion, irony and humiliations of being a smart teen in an often ridiculous world.

This poignant story of loss and the healing power of friendship is Ian Wallace at his finest.

Desperate to fit in at her new school, Peggy Davies tells her classmates that she owned a horse in the country -- a lie that makes her family's move to the city even more of a nightmare than she had imagined.

A timely and gripping novel about four young migrants who seek safe haven in England and end up adrift in the English Channel.

This gripping novel -- sequel to the international bestseller The Breadwinner -- tells the story of Parvana's quest to find her family in Afghanistan.