Cirrus@Austlit

'In the Laidley Hundreds, dangerous wild dragons roam the Highlands. But dragons aren’t born bad – just naughty!

'It’s Dragon New Year, a week-long, once-in-a-lifetime event, and Ava and Jack can’t wait to celebrate with Graun and Fafnine! There’ll be picnics, parties, a bonfire and – best of all – a majestic fireworks display. But with two naughty dragons on the loose, and a set of self-important dragon triplets on a mission to bring them down, the celebrations soon turn into a disaster of epic proportions. Have the naughty dragons finally gone too far?' (Publication summary)

'Graun and Fafnine have settled in perfectly with Ava and Jack’s family, but now it’s time for a whole new challenge – school!
'Jack and Ava are thrilled to be able to start flying to class, and Graun and Fafnine are excited to start dragon lessons. But they soon discover that school isn’t all fun and games – there are new rules to learn, and not all of the dragons in their class are nice.
Will Graun and Fafnine be able to stay out of mischief, or will these two naughty dragons cause trouble again?'

Source : publisher's blurb

'In the Laidley Hundreds, dangerous wild dragons roam the Highlands. But dragons aren’t born bad – just naughty!

'When Ava and Jack’s parents agree to foster two young dragons, the siblings can’t believe their luck. But teaching a mischievous pair of dragons how to behave isn't easy, and Jack and Ava will have their work cut out for them with Graun and Fafnine. They might look sweet, but don’t let that fool you – these dragons can cause trouble like you wouldn’t believe.' (Publication summary)

'Coach Roach is on on holidays, and the Lions have someone diªerent in charge! The new coach has won plenty of trophies, but Timmy’s not sure about some of his ideas... Like playing Timmy in defence? And Hacker in attack?! Hopefully it will all make sense in the end...'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'It’s time for the state team try outs, and Tiny Timmy is super excited! But also super nervous... Is he good enough to play at this level? Can he fit in with the others—especially the cool kids? Timmy wants to learn as much as he can, but he just might find that he’s better off doing his own thing. Can Timmy stay strong, or will he follow the crowd?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'The Lions have a new player. Ricardo seems nice enough, and he's got all the skills. There's just one problem... He never passes Timmy the ball! Seems like he wants all the glory for himself! Timmy and Ricardo will have to learn that it's much easier when you play as a team-both on and off the field! Can Timmy and the new kid team up?' (Publication summary)

'It's crunch time for Tiny Timmy and not just on the field! There are huge games coming up, and big tests at school! Its all happening! And then another kind of crunch puts him out of action. Timmy will need to work harder than ever to get back on the field, and get top marks, too! Can Timmy cope with his big break? Find out in Book 6 of the best-selling series from Socceroos legend, Tim Cahill!' (Publication summary)

'Big news! Tiny Timmy and his team are going on a soccer tour! They'll be away from home for a whole week, travelling and playing matches. Just like a professional team! What could be better? But Timmy hasn't been away from his family for that long before. Can he play his best, or will he miss home too much? Find out how Timmy travels in book 5 of the best-selling series from Socceroos legend, Tim Cahill!' (Publication summary)

'The World Cup is on and Tiny Timmy is super excited! Even better, all the best teams are coming to play in the school gala day. Now the Lions will have a chance to win a trophy of their own! Timmy and his friends will need to prepare like the professionals, but will that be enough to win? Can Tim’s team take home the Kids’ World Cup?' (Publication summary)

'Tiny Timmy dreams of playing for Australia when he grows up. He'll have to work hard to make that happen, but now he has a chance to be out on the field with his heroes at their big game! All he needs to do is win the soccer trick competition. Can he show off his skills in time? Find out if Timmy has what it takes!' (Publication summary)

'Tiny Timmys hard work has paid off: he's starring for his school team and now the rep coach is keen to recruit him! But it's a big step up: the kids are faster and stronger and the standard is better than what he's used to. Tim will have to keep training hard and if he gets a chance, he'll need to take it! Every moment counts in Book 2 of the fun new series from Socceroos legend Tim Cahill!' (Publication summary)

'Tim tries out for his school team but keeps getting pushed off the ball and doesn't make the side. The coach tells him he's just not big enough to cut it with the other kids. Devastated, Tim tries some unconventional ways to make himself taller with not-very-successful but hilarious results! He finds the best thing to do is practise hard with his brothers and friends. Confronted with a tricky situation, Tim comes to realise that although he isn't as big and tall as the other kids, he can jump really high. And because he's been practising so much, he has better skills and shooting than the other kids. Will it be enough to earn him a place in the team?' (Publication summary)

'Junior spy/inventor extraordinaire, Eliza Boom, is back with a BLAST (well, more of a FIZZ actually), as she finds herself on a fizz-tastic adventure to reveal the truth about her suspicious next-door neighbour, Mrs McNice and her mysterious, humming, 'fizz-buzzing' house. Will Eliza's inventing super-skills have enough fizz to save the day? Stuffed with silliness and mayhem, doodles and disasters – this book is perfect for engaging young readers.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Eliza Boom is having a blast. With her best friend (well, dog) Einstein, she's on a mission to catch a spy – and banish the class bully while she's at it. All in a day's work for Eliza Boom, assistant inventor … and wanna-be junior spy. With silliness and mayhem, doodles and disasters – this book is perfect for engaging younger readers.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.