Have you ever wanted to get noticed? Have you ever felt like no matter how hard you worked or how hard you tried, nobody in the entire world cared what you did? Well, what if someone famous-and we're talking Oprah-famous, here-noticed you for the one thing you wish you could hide? For your one big secret... That's exactly what happens to 18-year-old Kenneth McIntyre when television guru Prahna Mehta hails his self-published novel as the next bestseller. Little do his new fans know Truth and Other Lies wasn't written by Kenny at all... and it isn't fiction. Kenny's been keeping secrets for...

Every family has its ghosts... It's December 1994 and Sylvie's spending Christmas in a small Canadian town where her father is renovating the creepy old house he grew up in. The mansion is haunted, according to local lore. Townsfolk are prepared to camp out on the front lawn until they see something spooky. When an unusual girl named Celeste convinces Sylvie she can communicate with spirits, will they unearth ghosts from the family's past... or is something far more sinister going on?

When Melody Mason gets trapped in a video game, she thinks Dreamland is a dream come true. Melody soon discovers that living in the game means she might never see her family again. With the help of Twyla, the heroine of Dreamland, and her little brother Andrew, can Melody defeat the sleep spell and find her way home?

Marco's a gay stereotype: he loves show tunes, writes fan mail to the actor he's got a crush on, even skips school with his best friend Anna to catch their favourite musical, Forever Plaid. Anna's happy to have a gay best friend, but here's the thing: Marco isn't gay-he's bisexual. He isn't shy about correcting people's misconceptions, but guess what? Nobody believes him Even Anna doesn't want to consider her best friend bi, and Marco's beginning to realize how important it is for her to see the real him. What will it take to convince her?

What if you came home for Thanksgiving and your family home had disappeared? Picture this: You started your first year at university a couple months ago and you haven't been home since. You miss your parents, but you've learned a lot about yourself living away. Your family was accepting when you came out queer, but everything's different now that you're questioning your gender identity too. Even if you can work up the nerve to tell your parents, will they ever understand? That's the least of your concerns when you get home to find your house isn't there. It's just... gone The neighbours have...