Most Popular Books by DEBORAH ELLIS

In this sequel to The Breadwinner, Parvana is now 15 and living in post-Taliban Afghanistan. She is suspected by the US military of working with terrorists but unwilling to tell her story. She spends her time in confinement reflecting on the past

Further true-to-life adventures for Diego, a gutsy young Bolivian boy caught between fighting for justice and returning home to his family. A brave, revealing novel from the author of the best-selling ''Parvana'' books. Ages 10-14 years. (SA: Year 6- Year 9)

Thirteen year-old Parvana and other Afghan children search the countryside for missing parents.

An absorbing, emotionally engrossing story about a young Indian girl who has to survive by herself on the streets of Kolkata.

The children of soldiers speak out in this powerful book by the international best-selling author of the Parvana trilogy.

When a Muslim boy is arrested at a high school on suspicion of terrorist affiliations, growing racial tensions divide the student population.

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Duncan is very angry. Tess, his wife, has turned their dining room into a library. For forty years, she says, she has cleaned the house while he sat in front of the TV. Now she deserves a room of her own.Then disaster strikes: Tess gets sick, and soon Duncan is alone. Right away, he clears out the books he hates. Suddenly, things in the house start to move around by themselves. A strange message appears in the kitchen. Is the house haunted?Scared, Duncan turns to two unlikely friends. With their help, he learns a great deal about himself, about Tess, and about lasting love.A perfect book choice for new readers.

Two boys become unlikely friends during a dangerous and deadly time in France, and look to each other for survival.