Cirrus@Austlit

'Millicent-Mae Moonbeam-White was the kindest, cutest, most helpful of puppies, and she loved to dance. Millie is a tiny fluffy puppy with an ink-black nose and great big honey-brown eyes. She loves going to Miss Sparrow’s School of Dance, and can’t wait to perform with her best friends in their special concert.' (Publication summary)

'Millicent-Mae Moonbeam-White was quite the tiniest little fluffy white puppy that had ever been left on the doorstep at St Bernard’s Home for Little Lost Dogs.' (Publication summary)

'The stars linked them through space - and even through time. Those same stars had looked down on all the people that had come before her and would still twinkle when she was as old as Libby and maybe even if she had great-grandchildren of her own. Wren is a Wild Child who has been brought up on the mountain by Old Man, learning everything he knows from nature, while Hannah has always lived in the city. When their paths collide, a secret friendship brings a family full circle, linking the past to the present and the old with the new. Starberries and Kee is solar punk climate-fiction told with positivity and hope. It confirms that in the face of crisis, it is community and compassion that defines us, connecting us to the future we choose to create.' (Publication summary)

'Life has returned to routine for Mitch. Mostly. He’s had to find a new kind of normal after his dad drowned, saving a local kid. But now there’s a new girl in Mitch’s class and she is stirring things up. Her name is Max, she dresses a bit goth, and suddenly seems to be everywhere. One night, Mitch sees Max and she looks dierent. She has ... wings. Big feathery wings. Surely he must have dreamt it. But no. It turns out Max is an angel but not quite how you’d imagine one. She is Mitch’s emergency rescue angel, and just the kind of friend you want on your side when life gets tricky.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Emma and Pip cannot seem to get along. This shouldn't be a problem, and it wouldn't be a problem - if it weren't for the fact that Emma's Dad is getting married to Pip's Mum!

'For Dad's sake, Emma tries to keep the peace, until a book of spells and wishes finds its way into the household, and she accidentally becomes a witch in a secret ceremony intended to impart magical powers to Pip. Emma is horrified. She never wanted to be a witch, and there seem to be a lot of difficult responsibilities attached to the job.

'Pip and Emma find themselves working together to reverse the effects of the spell, but nothing they can come up which offers a solution to their problem. But now Emma has an advantage over Pip, and maybe it would be fun to put it to good use...'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'When a Man from the Government struggles up the mountain where Georgia lives with her family and Trouble the dragon, it means trouble, and not with a capital T. Even though they didn't ask for their house to be stolen and plonked down in a Wildlife Park, Georgia and her family have settled in and want to stay. So when Georgia finds out the man wants to blow up their house she knows she has to stop him!' (Publication summary)

'Nina the New Kid at school thinks that dragons don't exist. Trouble is still banned from the schoolyard, so he can't show her she is wrong. It's no fun when people don't believe in you, but believing in things is good for everyone, as Georgia is about to find out. ' (Publication summary)

'Ages and ages ago about two weeks since next Thursday a giant green dragon stole my baby brother, Godfrey. Well, okay, the giant green dragon actually stole the house. ... I saw it all happen.The only clues are potato chips and sarsaparilla drink. Can Georgia solve the mystery of the missing family home? ' (Publication summary)

'Trouble is in trouble at Georgias school. He has been banned from coming any more. He did a vertical landing in the playground and broke all the asphalt, and there are those burn marks on the oval! And then Georgia has to solve the mystery of Mrs Jones missing cat, Tibbles.' (Publication summary)