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Walters world grows increasingly hazy as he distracts himself with his devices while waiting for some important news. Will it make a difference to Walter if the news is good or bad? The Dragonfly in the Haze focuses on our increasing disconnection with the physical world and how this disconnect is impacting our sense of meaning and vitality.

The Unwanted Friend explores the intricate relationship between Wren and Mina. As Wren faces a looming deadline, Mina appears as the voice in Wrens head. Will her presence be helpful? This self-help tale teaches conscious management of unhelpful thinking, enhancing connection and choice in our lives. A concise and impactful ACT guide.

Monday is in despair— everyone seems to prefer the other days of the week. As she tries to reinvent herself, she discovers a shimmering letter that might just prove that someone does appreciate her. A delightful tale about self-acceptance and embracing your own uniqueness.

The Lost Sun explores Winnie's psychological distress brought about by an unwelcome change in her life. As her attempts to control the situation heighten her distress, she embarks on a quest for her lost sunshine, eventually discovering the true source of life's happiness and meaning. A heartening self-help guide to coping with change.

Wilbur is caught in the grip of overwhelming anger. Even his beloved garden withers in the face of it. Can Wilbur bring his world back into balance? The Flower in the Pocket explores how our vulnerabilities to psychological struggle can turn emotional pain into more deep-seated suffering, and guides us to regain control in unmanageable situations.

In The Doll Box, Isla explores her family's history through her mother's captivating stories of courageous women. With each tale, she finds inspiration, realizing that the strength of her ancestors lives within her too.

An epic train journey from New Zealand to Spain, across 19 countries in 89 days on 33 different trains. From New Zealand's Northern Explorer to the Eurostar, the book captures the romance of rail travel, exploring cultures, cuisines, history and people along the way.

Ten-year-old Jerry is convinced his parents dont love him. He gets their attention by setting off stink bombs, flooding his mums laundry, and causing mayhem on the bus. But when a window appears beneath his mums washing line and the monsters beneath it start trying to kidnap Jerry, he changes his ways. The monsters dont have an appetite for good children. But Jerry can only fool them for so long

When Ryel and his dad blend their family in a three-bedroom house with Lonnie and her two sons Darcy and Harry, Ryel finds himself having to share a room. Luckily, the annual sockey tournament at school is coming up and the boys make a deal. Whoever ranks the highest in the competition gets a room all to himself.

An Australian conservation success story about seahorses, inspired by true events. Lyrical in style and featuring information pages about seahorses and the Seahorse Hotels Project.

The carpet is shot at over Afghanistan and the Simurgh (a giant bird from Persian folklore) snatches Pepper from the carpet to feed her young when they hatch. The carpet is disorientated without Pepper and disappears after Zam falls off. He makes the long climb up the mountain to find Pepper. How will they get home to Australia without the carpet?

A secret. A holiday. A summer like never before. Shae knows her parents are keeping something from her and is determined to find out what. But nothing can prepare her for what they are hiding. A coming-of-age story about 17-year-old Shae who is learning that relationships, deception, secrets and love can all blend together and change everything.

From Noahs Flood to the imprisonment of Paul the Apostle, this collection of thirteen short stories by various authors will take you on a journey through Bible times, seen through the eyes of characters you may or may not recognise, as they face decisions and experience life-changing encounters.

Sarah Fenhardt is living an ordinary life in high school, trying to hide her crush on Dan Bradfield, who is dating her best friend, Jillian.But when tragedy strikes, her life is turned upside down. Sarah is desperate to uncover the truth, but it takes her to another galaxy and changes everything she believes about who she is.

The carpet lands in the River Nile. After Pepper has a run-in with a crocodile, she and Zam are taken to a temple to be safe. Here cats are revered and Pepper most of all. She is so special the attendants want to make a mummy of her.

Follow If I Were A Lion along on a journey of self-discovery as children wish they had thecourage or curiosity of a lion, (or the freedom to lounge around) and then recognize that thetraits they most admire are those they already have. Anyone can be a lion, all you have to dois be yourself!

Radical gene therapy freed Blaine Colton from his disease-afflicted body. Just when he thinks he can be a normal teen, he's told his procedure was unapproved. Subjected to constant testing, refused contact with his parents and deprived of life-sustaining medication, Blaine begins to suspect something, much bigger than himself, is going on.

Temora Tempest is in Writungeard, a student at Lyfthelm Tower, but things aren't as well as the Literi would have them believe. Because Rider Marr is on the loose and it's up to Temora and her friends to uncover his sinister plans and protect the realm and the Dreamers.

Mona is earth-bound. Kiki is mission control. Bart has a galactic space obsession. And Zane's thinking is off the planet. The Secret Science Society need to come up with a prize-winning experiment. Can they build a rocket ship to put a dog in space? Will Zane's secret plan end in an astronomical DISASTER? Sssshhhh, the ending is out of this world.

New Zealand is a country synonymous with epicadventure. Over the years, countless sea kayakers, climbers and alpine trampershave attempted journeys across its stunning landscape, and many more dream offollowing in their tracks. In Epic, the stories of a dozen memorableKiwi explorers are brought together in a tribute to the spirit of adventure.

Written by a qualified expert, this is a guide to managing anxiety specifically for those aged 14– 25. It contains impactful strategies that can be realistically applied even in a busy and changeable time of life, on themes including managing uncertainty and identifying purpose. An essential tool for minimising anxietys impact on your life.

When Sal rides her pony, she feels like a cowgirl brave, smart and wild. But at school, she is isolated and anxious. In this vibrantly illustrated, heart-warming story, find out how a small act of bravery and the power of friendship help Sal to be herself even when she is scared. Perfect for young readers who are struggling with nerves or anxiety.

In a world where eczema affects one in five kids, Mitchell's story resonates. Despite the itchiness, teasing, and stress, he stays strong. With his family's support, he learns to manage his condition and discovers that playing the guitar is a great distraction from the itch. Will all his practicing pay off when he tries out for the school band?

Some Families Change gently navigates the complexities of changing family structures through poignant verse and empathetic illustrations. From split families to the loss of a parent, this book offers a sensitive, reassuring lens for children grappling with such changes, helping them understand and process their feelings.

'Under a Bomber's Moon' reaches across the divide of years, geography and nationality to tell the stories of an RAF navigator-air bomber from NZ and a Luftwaffe pilot.

Was it you or was it me? A discreet bottom burp, long winded, infusing the air with a deadly pong. Perhaps it was a royal trump, or a princely purp created by the Queens gaseous corgis. Its a stinker of a tale, where nobody ever asks the question thats too rude to mention who farted?

Pepper Masalah and the Flying Carpet takes us on a magic carpet adventure with black cat Pepper and her 9-year-old human, Zamir. Stranded in a distant land, how will they find their way back home to Australia? The author blends culture, legend and history throughout the story. This is the first junior fiction novel in the series by Rosanne Hawke.

The Clear Leader is a bold new guide to achieving authentic leadership in a hyper-connected world. Combining the authors’ extensive expertise in business psychology and mindfulness, it provides advice for modern leaders of all types to strategize, prioritise, connect, and look after their own wellbeing – cutting through the noise to lead clearly.