Gracey

I'm different.

Gracey's back from boarding school for the holidays. She's been gone two years and Brisbane is home now, not this hick town.

Her brother, Dougy, is an embarrassment, especially when he finds some gruesome old bones that bring experts and activists to town.

Gracey's glad she can get back to school, where she feels at ease with her friend, Angela. But Dougy and those bones won't leave her alone. They're part of history that draws her in, revealing more about her family than she could possibly have guessed.

Who is Gracey? Does she even know herself?

THE SECOND OF THE AWARD-WINNING GRACEY STORIES

About the Author

James Moloney has been writing for young people for more than twenty years. Once a teacher and a librarian, his thirty or so books - ranging in audience from seven to seventeen year-olds - have made him one of Australia's most respected authors. James' award-winning books have been translated into French, Korean, Lithuanian and Flemish/Dutch, and include Kill the Possum, Lost Property, A Bridge to Wiseman's Cove, Touch Me, and The Book of Lies.

James' Aussie Chomps titles - The Mobile Phone Detective, Trolley Boys, 68 Teeth and Grommet Saves the World - continue to be amongst Penguin's best-selling titles. James and his wife, Kate, live in Brisbane with their three children.