Jaclyn Moriarty Knihy

Esther Mettlestone-Staranise (cousin to Bronte) is looking forward to another year at Katherine Valley Boarding School. But she arrives to find a number of strange and unsettling changes. Her new teacher is rumoured to be an Ogre. The mountains surrounding the school - usually a delight of glaciers, teashops, lakes and Faeries - are now crowded with wicked Shadow Mages. Meanwhile, on the other side of the kingdom, the little Prince of Cloudburst who was stolen from the seashore by a Water Sprite, has found his way home. The King and Queen are planning the biggest party in their Kingdom's history to welcome him.As secrets and dangers escalate, Esther - who is not talented like her sisters, nor an adventurer like her cousin - must find answers to several puzzles. Why is her teacher behaving so oddly? Which of Esther's classmates is the Spellbinder? And could the Stolen Prince of Cloudburst be connected in some way.?Perhaps Esther is more talented than she thinks as she must battle to save her school, her family, and possibly her whole world. Esther Mettlestone-Staranise (cousin to Bronte) is looking forward to another year at Katherine Valley Boarding School. But she arrives to find a number of strange and unsettling changes. Her new teacher is rumoured to be an Ogre. The mountains surrounding the school - usually a delight of glaciers, teashops, lakes and Faeries - are now crowded with wicked Shadow Mages.

To protect its secret, the Zing family uses misguided spell books and surveillance equipment. Into their world comes socially isolated Listen Taylor, whose father is dating a Zing. Enter Cath Murphy, a young heartbroken teacher at the elementary school that Cassie Zing attends. How will these two young women connect?

The first middle-grade novel from the acclaimed author of "The Year of Secret Assignments." After her parents are killed, 10-year-old Bronte learns that their will (reinforced with magic) requires her to deliver gifts to her 10 aunts. Bronte suspects there may be more to this journey than the simple delivery of treasure.

The fifth in the Bronte Mettlestone series, Lillian Velvet lives with her unpleasant grandmother when one day she is given a jar of coins that take her through time and space, providing answers to questions she didn't even know about... what exactly is the secret of Lillian Velvet?

An enchanting and whimsical spell-filled fantasy novel from Jaclyn Moriarty, the highly-acclaimed author of The Extremely Inconvenient Adventures of Bronte Mettlestone and the award-winning author of Feeling Sorry for Celia and A Corner of White, suitable for readers who loved A Most Magical Girl I was taken by Whisperers at 2pm, so I never pulled the lever for the laundry chute. That's what bothered me most. This is way ahead in the story, though. A lot happened before that. The town of Spindrift is frequented by pirates, Shadow Mages and charlatans. It's also home to the Orphanage School, where Finlay lives with Glim, Taya and Eli. Just outside town is the painfully posh Brathelthwaite Boarding School, home to Honey Bee, Hamish and Victor, Duke of Ainsley. When the two schools compete at the Spindrift Tournament, stakes are high, tensions are higher, and some people are out to win at any cost. Before long, the orphans and the boarding school are in an all-out war. And then Whispering Wars break out, and Spindrift is thrust onto the front lines. Children are being stolen, Witches, Sirens and a deadly magical flu invade the town, and all attempts to fight back are met with defeat. Finlay, Honey Bee and their friends must join forces to outwit the encroaching forces of darkness, rescue the stolen children, and turn the tide of the war. But how can one bickering troupe outwit the insidious power of the Whisperers? And who are the two mysterious figures watching them from the shadows? From the award-winning Jaclyn Moriarty comes a spellbinding tale of unlikely friendship, unexpected magic and competitive athletics.

Cassie, Em, and Lydia are best friends in Year 10 at Ashbury High, where students view Brookfield High kids as troublemakers. Their English teacher initiates a Pen-Pal Project to promote adventure and new experiences.

From the acclaimed author of the bittersweet bestsellers FEELING SORRY FOR CELIA and FINDING CASSIE CRAZY comes a new mystery romance filled with clever twists and turns.

A bitter-sweet novel of love, letters, and lemon souffle. Life is pretty complicated for Elizabeth. Her best friend, Celia has disappeared, her absent father has reappeared, and her communication with her mother depends entirely on fridge notes. A funny, poignant novel for young adult readers from a major new Australian writer

A tale of missing persons unfolds as Madeleine and her mother escape their past in Cambridge, while Elliot searches for his father, who vanished after his uncle's death. As they exchange messages across worlds, they confront dangerous "color storms," the myth of the "Butterfly Child," and unexpected romantic developments.