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Summer School and Cyborgs is the sequel to Steven Camden's funny and tender first novel My Big Mouth, for readers of 8+ about friendship, family and storytelling, brilliantly illustrated throughout by Chanté Timothy.

A very funny, warm, engaging verse novel full of heart and emotion following Ferran through secondary school. It is peppered with images and notes adding texture and life to the narrative - a black out poem he did in the back of his biology textbook in year 9, his terrible attempt at drawing his own hand for art GCSE, Nan's recipe for curried goat/the perfect marriage.

‘They think I’m cool.’Dom’s face wrinkled up, ‘Who cares?’But I did. I cared. When Dad leaves, ten-year-old Jay has questions. Where has he gone? Why did he go? When no one can give Jay the answers he needs, he makes up his own stories, setting off a chain reaction that sees regular old Jay go from just another face in the crowd, to the centre of attention. But being the coolest kid in school comes at a cost. As things spiral out of control, c...

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TAPE is set to be the outstanding teen debut of 2014. In 1993, Ryan records a diary on an old tape. In 2013, Ameliah moves in with her grandmother after her parents die. There, she finds a tape in the spare room. A tape with a boy's voice on it - a voice she can't quite hear, but which seems to be speaking to her. Ryan and Ameliah are connected by more than just a tape. This is their story.

The stunningly original new YA novel from renowned spoken-word poet Steven Camden. With a dash of Inception and a bit of Jennifer Niven, this is the story of a teen girl and her imaginary friend, and we guarantee you have never read anything like it...

JUVENILE FICTION / General

He's Luke. She's Leia. Just like in "Star Wars". Same film studies course, different backgrounds, different ends of town. But this isn't a film. This is real life, and real life is messier than the movies. From the author of bestseller, "Tape". Ages: 12+.

Told with crackling prose, shimmering with humour and deeply moving, TAPE will haunt anyone who reads it. In 1993, Ryan records a diary on an old tape. He talks about his mother's death, about his dreams, about his love for a new girl at school. In 2013, Ameliah moves in with her grandmother after her parents die. There, she finds Ryan's tape in the spare room.

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