Sue Saliba

Award-winning author Sue Saliba's lyrical young adult novel about following your heart to the most unexpected and beautiful of places. mia's heart made a sound that no one heard except for mia late one night when she woke from dreams into darkness. ethan was asleep beside her, and em was a forest away. outside it was night and dark and alaska.the sky was upside down. When Mia follows her sister halfway across the world to Alaska, she discovers that love can be found in the most unexpected and beautiful of places. But can Mia find the courage to follow her heart in Alaska? And what if the one you love is not all that you wish them to be?

Alaska

It's true, there's something in the world called love. Esma felt it when she moved into the house with the blue stairs. There was Kara beside her, and Simon below with his room that looked out to the road - two roads actually so you had a choice as you were leaving or arriving, which way to take. But anyway, Esma at the beginning saw only one way. . . When Esma moves into 22 Starling Street, she knows she's come to the right place. A place to become someone new. A place to belong. As the seasons change, she finds herself falling deeper and deeper in love. But not in the way she expects. . . A remarkable new novel about friendship, trust and hope - and what it means to love. Visit betweenthelines.com.au - the destination for Young Adult books.

Something in the World Called Love

Nell awaits for the swallows by the creek each spring. It's a secret vigil she's followed ever since her father left. This year she's going to take him with her ... but can we ever return to the way things were? A novel about love and the things you can and can't change, from the winner of the Victorian Premier's Literary Award for young adult fiction.

For the Forest of a Bird

Alice has always been devoted to the natural world. One day she inadvertently betrays what matters to her and so she leaves her island home, planning to begin again, to be the person she thinks she should be.Clinging to a mysterious wooden box, Alice begins a new life in Melbourne where she meets Esmeralda. As their friendship deepens, Alice is forced to choose between living a comforting lie or accepting a more difficult truth.Once, at the edge of the sea is a captivating, poetic and beautifully written novel about friendship and creativity, about losing what you treasure, and then finding it again in the most unexpected way.

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