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When 15-year-old Nina Piper is accused of murder after a drunken night that ends in sexual assault, she must find a way to piece together her fragmented memories to prove her innocence while circumnavigating the evils of social stigma, and evading attacks from the actual killer.
This novel is a gripping thriller about a young woman’s experience of sexual assault in extreme circumstances. If you liked the thrill and intrigue in The Girl on a Train, then you’ll love this book.
Paint Me Back
14-year-old Ophelia Powers has the magical ability to make her art come alive. When her grief-stricken father threatens to send her away if she continues to paint, Ophelia conjures the Goddess of Forgetfulness, Lesmosyne, in the hope it will remove her artistic mother’s memories from her father, only to find that it erases hers instead.
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Published by Murdoch Books Australia in 2004, Kids' View of the World provides an enchanting look at the world through the innocent eyes of children.
Authors Rebecca Mann and Candice Dunn asked children all over Australia about a wide range of issues and subjects, from war and peace to God and religion, from love and marriage to fairies and Santa Claus. Their unfiltered responses have been crafted into an uplifting, entertaining and often surprising commentary on our society.
The second in the Kids' View series, Kids' View of God, published in 2006 by Murdoch Books Australia, shows how children make sense about God and religion.
Their unedited responses have been crafted into an uplifting, insightful and humorous commentary on the big questions. The children's words are complemented by gorgeous black and white photographs and delightful colour children's illustrations.