It’s the start of 2020 and Harper is filled with anticipation about being in the final year of Riverlark Primary. She wants a leadership role, the comfort of her friendship group, and to fly under the radar of Riverlark’s mean-boy.
Professor Kaplan is on a mission to spread the word about how intelligent and surprising birds are, before time runs out for many of them.
It’s midnight and I’m alone in the kitchen eating a cold potato scallop. Coach O’Call would say something like, ‘That’s not what I expect from a scholarship girl!’
“A bittersweet, hopeful coming-of-age story complicated by loss, saved by love.” Kirkus Reviews Here’s an extract from a review that appeared in Books and Publishing on 6th April 2016: “A beautifully rendered portrayal of grief, family and leaving things behind, The Other Side of Summer is a welcome addition to the shelves of Australian middle fiction. Emily...
Eliza Boom is having a blast. Her father is an inventor who makes gadgets for spies, and Eliza is his unofficial assistant…very unofficial.
In Eliza’s second diary, she’s on a fizz-tastic investigation to reveal the truth about their suspicious next-door neighbour … before it’s too late!
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