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|author= Katie Cotton and Sarah Jacoby
|title= The Road Home
|rating= 3.5
|genre= For Sharing
|summary=The year is winding down, and nature is beginning to turn her thoughts again to winter. As the leaves begin to change, and birds start to fly South, animals throughout the forest are preparing for this change in seasons. This book follows their trials and tribulations as they all try to take the road that leads them home.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847808034</amazonuk>
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|author=David O'Doherty and Chris Judge
|summary=Heartbreaking, surprising, uplifting - Mouse's snowbound journey is one you'll remember for a long, long time. ''There May Be a Castle'' proves that stories matter.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1848668627</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Jennifer Niven
|title=Holding Up the Universe
|rating=4.5
|genre=Teens
|summary= High school can be far from the easiest place to navigate through for a lot of teenagers, but some have a harder job than others. After the sudden death of her mother, Libby started eating and she didn't stop until she almost killed herself. Years of doctors, counsellors and psychologists, combined with determination, sweat and tears, and she is finally ready to return to school after almost five years out. Libby is determined to make up for lost time, and refuses to be defined by her weight – she wants to be a girl who can do anything, a girl whose confidence and self-esteem is immune to anything that a few idiot high schoolers might throw her way. On the surface, Jack Masselin seems like the archetypal idiot high school guy: charming but thoughtless, superficial, and far too concerned with fitting in to do what he really knows is the right thing; but beneath all the charm and swagger, Jack is a nervous ticking time bomb. Every day is a struggle to get through, and he is constantly just one mistake away from embarrassing or hurting himself and the people around him. Because Jack has prosopagnosia, a cognitive disorder that means he can't recognise faces, whether it be his own, his family's or any of the hundreds of school kids that he is constantly surrounded by.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0141357053</amazonuk>
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