Choose Your Own Ever After
You get to decide how the story goes.
For readers aged 10+
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As the Crow Flies
An Australian Gothic play for secondary school students.
12+
Counterfeit Love
Tall, Dark and Distant
Lust and Found
Flirty fun for young adults.
14+
Shark Frenzy
Bat Attack
Tiger Terror
Snake Surprise
Toads’ Revenge
Blood Money
Adventure, fun and environmental themes for young readers. 8+
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Hazard River
‘The friends need all their luck and skill to resolve the mysteries they find in and around Hazard River. And when it comes to it, they all have skills to contribute to the adventures. Recommended for mid- to upper-primary readers, particularly those who find it difficult to sit still for very long!’
Aussie Reviews
How to Get to Rio
‘Tween girls will simply love this choose your own adventure style new series. Dealing with real world issues, How to Get to Rio gives the reader a delicious amount of power over the story they read – what will your Ever After be?’
The Little Bookroom
Counterfeit Love
Lucy is strong, independent and determined but also sweet and very likeable. Byron is swoon worthy, hilarious, sexy with a hint of mystery. Together they make one of my favorite smitten romance couples. Also diversity … Its refreshing to read a casts of Asian characters as main characters. Love smitten romance books as they always leave me with a big smile when I am done.
Rowreads
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