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EJ12 Girl Hero #21
EJ Shines!
EJ12 Girl Hero is Australia's bestselling adventure series for young girls. Now it’s the girls’ turn to save the world!
In EJ Shines, EJ finds herself facing her toughest mission yet.
The Head of SHINE has uncovered a secret laboratory that uses animals for cosmetic testing. But now she is missing and it is up to EJ12 to find her.
This series is perfect for newly confident chapter book readers.
In EJ Shines, EJ finds herself facing her toughest mission yet.
The Head of SHINE has uncovered a secret laboratory that uses animals for cosmetic testing. But now she is missing and it is up to EJ12 to find her.
This series is perfect for newly confident chapter book readers.
- GenresEspionage
81 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 11, 2016
3 people are currently reading
55 people want to read
About the author
Susannah McFarlane
132 books67 followersSusannah McFarlane is a successful children’s book author who, after many years working as a publisher, now spends her time writing and creating stories that kids love to read.
She is the creator and writer of the awarding-winning EJ12 Girl Hero series, the creator and co-author of the hugely popular series for boys, Boy vs Beast, and the author of the Little Mates series of alphabet books for under fives.
Susannah, who was also the original concept creator of two of Australia’s leading tween fiction series Go Girl! and Zac Power, understands kids and loves creating stories they enjoy to read. Her understanding and belief in the need for age-appropriate but fun content for kids comes from over twenty years experience as a children’s book publisher and from having worked with some of the world’s leading brands and writers. Susannah actually counts Thomas the Tank Engine, Winnie the Pooh, Tintin, and Enid Blyton as friends, not just former colleagues!
Susannah is also the founding director of Lemonfizz Media, a boutique children’s publisher that focuses on developing a small number of publishing projects across all content platforms, and a speaker on children’s publishing for the RMIT Editing and Publishing course.
She was previously the managing director of Egmont Books UK; the vice-president of the Egmont Group; the co‐owner, managing director and publisher of Hardie Grant Egmont; a contributor to the UK trade journal Publishing News; and the Convenor of the Children’s Publishing Committee and Board Director of the Australian Publishers’ Association.
She is the creator and writer of the awarding-winning EJ12 Girl Hero series, the creator and co-author of the hugely popular series for boys, Boy vs Beast, and the author of the Little Mates series of alphabet books for under fives.
Susannah, who was also the original concept creator of two of Australia’s leading tween fiction series Go Girl! and Zac Power, understands kids and loves creating stories they enjoy to read. Her understanding and belief in the need for age-appropriate but fun content for kids comes from over twenty years experience as a children’s book publisher and from having worked with some of the world’s leading brands and writers. Susannah actually counts Thomas the Tank Engine, Winnie the Pooh, Tintin, and Enid Blyton as friends, not just former colleagues!
Susannah is also the founding director of Lemonfizz Media, a boutique children’s publisher that focuses on developing a small number of publishing projects across all content platforms, and a speaker on children’s publishing for the RMIT Editing and Publishing course.
She was previously the managing director of Egmont Books UK; the vice-president of the Egmont Group; the co‐owner, managing director and publisher of Hardie Grant Egmont; a contributor to the UK trade journal Publishing News; and the Convenor of the Children’s Publishing Committee and Board Director of the Australian Publishers’ Association.
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May 2, 2018
I really love the EJ12 series.
It makes me want to do what EJ does.
I love how in the end Nema becomes EJ's friend again.
In some parts of this book I didn't trust Nema, just like EJ didn't.
But now the series is over I no more spy books to read,unless I read Zac Power, the boy's version.
I would really like Susannah McFarlene to write another book.
It makes me want to do what EJ does.
I love how in the end Nema becomes EJ's friend again.
In some parts of this book I didn't trust Nema, just like EJ didn't.
But now the series is over I no more spy books to read,unless I read Zac Power, the boy's version.
I would really like Susannah McFarlene to write another book.
Displaying 1 of 1 review