Keedie
Elle McNicoll
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A warm but potentially emotionally charged story about a neurodivergent teenager responding to unfairness, protecting her sister and challenging a culture in which bullying can be enabled by silence.
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Elle McNicoll
A warm but potentially emotionally charged story about a neurodivergent teenager responding to unfairness, protecting her sister and challenging a culture in which bullying can be enabled by silence.
Asli Jensen
This appears to be children’s fiction shaped partly by the author’s experience of meeting young people in the youth justice system.
Alasdair Beckett-King
Expect a comic detective adventure centred on Bonnie’s Montgomery Bonbon persona and a mysterious death at a local museum. The case sits alongside absurd earlier crimes, including diamond recovery and owl-smuggling.
Hayley Hoskins
This is a spooky, emotionally charged mystery with a determined heroine, supernatural elements and a strong justice thread. It may suit readers who enjoy suspense while thinking about fairness, truth and growing up.