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"A fabulous new voice and a gem of a novel. Kim Kane's ruthless depiction of the pecking order in a girls' school is both hilarious and startling in its honesty."@en
"Twelve-year-old Olive, an only child who lives with her high-powered lawyer-mother in a ramshackle house at the beach in Australia, does not fit in at the Joanne d'Arc School for Girls, so when her best friend drops her for a more popular girl and Olive suddenly meets her own, more confident twin sister, the two of them go in search of their long-lost father."@en
"Twelve-year-old Olive, an only child who lives with her high-powered lawyer-mother in a ramshackle house at the beach in Australia, does not fit in at the Joanne d'Arc School for Girls, so when her best friend drops her for a more popular girl and Olive suddenly meets her own, more confident twin sister, the two of them go in search of their long-lost father."
"Twelve-year-old Olive, an only child who lives with her lawyer mother in a house on the beach, does not fit in at her school, so when she suddenly meets her twin sister, the two of them go in search of their long-lost father."@en
"A story about fitting in and finding the strength to be yourself. Olive is an only child. She lives by the sea in a ramshackle old house with her mother, Mog'successful, busy, and hardly ever at home. Olive is very pale and very quiet and she doesn't quite fit in. But she has a best friend, Mathilda, and that's what matters. And then Mathilda decides to be someone else's best friend. Just as life really can't get much worse, Pip shows up. Brash, loud Pip, who is everything that Olive is not, and is about to cause Olive a whole heap of trouble'and open her up to a whole world of possibilities. From the Hardcover edition."@en
""Olive is an only child. She lives by the sea in a ramshackle old house with her mother, Mog -- successful, busy, and hardly ever at home. Olive is very pale and very quiet and she doesn't quite fit in. But she has a best friend, Mathilda, and that's what matters. And then Mathilda decides to be someone else's best friend. Just as life really can't get much worse, Pip shows up. Brash, loud Pip, who is everything that Olive is not, and is about to cause Olive a whole heap of trouble -- and open her up to a whole world of possibilities. An original and surprising story about finding the strength to be yourself."--Page 4 of cover."@en
""Olive Garnaut likes things in pairs. But even with her own perfectly symmetrical family, birthday and bedroom, Olive has only ever felt half. How extraordinary, then, that one day Pip should appear ... ' This is Kim Kane's first novel; her writing is bitingly real and funny and we see her as a new Robin Klein or Jacqueline Wilson. The novel is clearly set in the real world (it will take you right back to being in Year 7) but has a strong fantasy element. Pip is Olive's alter-ego and is only visible to Olive, but the novel is so cleverly written that this remains ambiguous. This is an original story exploring identity, friendship, being a twin and growing up. It is also about learning to navigate school hierarchies and modern families while finding the strength to grow whole."--Provided by publisher."

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"Fiction"@en
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"School stories"@en
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"Children's stories"
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"Pip the story of olive"@en
"Pip, the story of Olive"@en
"Pip, the story of Olive"
"Pip--The Story of Olive"@en
"Pip the story of Olive"@en
"Pip The Story of Olive"@en
"Pip: the story of Olive"
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"Pip : the story of Olive"
"Pip : the story of Olive"@en

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