Andrew Fusek Peters Books

The colour thief

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The Colour Thief is a story about depression. Written by Andrew Fusek Peters and Polly Peters, it recounts a child's experience of losing his father to depression. As the illness takes hold his fat...

Colour Thief

By Polly Peters, Andrew Fusek Peters, Karin Littlewood

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Poison

By Andrew Fusek Peters, Hachette Children S Books Staff

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Bats

By Andrew Fusek Peters, Hachette Children S Books Staff

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Bullies and the beast

By Andrew Peters

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A short thriller that's high on suspense! This is a perfect page turner if you want to finish a story in one sitting, especially for reluctant and struggling readers. Cool, edgy computer hackers, K...

Switching on the moon

By Andrew Peters, G. Brian Karas, Jane Yolen

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Dragon and Mousie

By Andrew Fusek Peters

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Story Thief

By Andrew Fusek Peters

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Ever Clever Eva

By Andrew Fusek Peters

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Siddhartha and the Swan

By Andrew Fusek Peters

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