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This document provides information about the shortlisted books and award winners for several categories in the 2014 KOALA Awards. It lists the schools and authors attending the awards ceremony and summarizes the shortlisted books and honour book winners for the Picture Book, Fiction for Younger Readers, Fiction for Older Readers, and Fiction for Years 7-9 categories. It also announces that Libby Gleeson won the 2014 KOALA Legend award for her significant contributions to children's literature and choice awards.
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