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Winning QLA author Lisa Shanahan & judges
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Catch Me If I Fall by Barry Jonsberg

“We’re like one of those fairy stories Mum used to read us at bedtime, Ashleigh. A princess and her prince brother in our beautiful tower… But we know nothing about the world out there … The real world.” (Catch Me If I Fall)   Some of Barry Jonsberg’s early YA novels, The Whole Business with […]

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