Have You Seen Ally Queen

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Ally needs a friend. Her mum is suffering post-traumatic stress disorder and the quiet country life, which was meant to help things, just seems to make them worse. When she meets Rel the annoying boy next door, it seems she’s hit rock bottom. But first impressions can be deceptive and, as Ally learns to relax, she discovers that life needn’t be as hard as she makes it.

Deb Fitzpatrick
lives and works in Fremantle. A freelance editor and writer, her two books for young adults – 90 packets of instant noodles (2010) and Have you seen Ally Queen? (2011) – were both made Notable Books by the Children’s Book Council of Australia. The Amazing Spencer Gray is her first book for younger readers. Deb wrote 90 packets of instant noodles while living in a shack in the cloud forest of Costa Rica, and Have you seen Ally Queen? while backpacking through South America. She wrote The Amazing Spencer Gray at a café in South Fremantle. Deb has a Master of Arts (Creative Writing) from UWA and teaches professional writing and editing at Curtin University.

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‘… a good, accessible read for young adults.’ — Bookseller+Publisher

‘Terrific read …’ — The Examiner

‘A great modern romance for teen readers.’ — The Sunday Times

‘Fitzpatrick should be commended for a sensitive story about the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.’ — The Australian

‘This is a great book for teenagers or the advanced younger reader’ — Cairns Post

‘Deb Fitzpatrick’s second novel for young adults is reminiscent of Aimee Said’s Finding Freia Lockhart but with a beach setting, and there are definitely echoes of the wonderful Brigid Lowry.’ — Magpies

‘This story is written in a distinctive and engaging style and is to be thoroughly recommended to Young Adult readers.’ — Buzz Words. 

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