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The Hits and Misses of Melody Moss

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The Hits and Misses of Melody Moss

Melody Moss is starting high school and EVERYTHING is going WRONG! Her BFF has forgotten the Forever bit and has found New Friends (aka The Clones). Her mum is taking food experimentation to a disgusting level. Her big sister pretends she doesn’t even exist. Her dog farts ALL THE TIME. And, her new crush has pushed her firmly into the Friend Zone. She’s holding it together, but only just. When a competition is announced to see who can write and direct the school musical, Melody JUMPS at the chance. Will dancing octopuses (octopi?), a possibly life-threatening babysitting gig and a new friendship with a fellow musical-theatre tragic be just what Melody needs to get out of this mess?

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age10+
ISBN9781761354175
Published7/08/2025
Standing OrderNovember 2025 — Premium, Half & PAYG, No. 11
Price Per CopyRRP $16.99

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Helen Dallimore

Helen is an actor, singer, director and writer who has enjoyed a successful career in theatre, musical theatre, ?lm and television both in Australia and in the UK. She famously originated the role of Glinda in the West End production of Wicked opposite Idina Menzel. She won the Helpmann Award for her performance in Legally Blonde the Musical and was nominated for best actress in a musical for Blood Brothers. Helen has also been a familiar face in television and ?lm, notably playing roles as diverse as Olivia O’Neill in Channel 9’s Here Come the Habibs, to Ms Crapper in the International Emmy award winning ABC children’s comedy Hardball. As a writer, Helen’s credits include episodes of the Channel 9 comedy Here Come the Habibs, and the ABC comedy Sando.

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