Freewheelers Book Three.
It's the ride of their lives.

Book Three: Extreme! HarperCollins Publishers Australia The new Wheels skate park is about to open when the Freewheelers get a nasty surprise. BMX riders have been banned from using the park – for no apparent reason. The Freewheelers organise a petition to fight the ban, but it backfires on them. Worse, their appeal to overturn the decision at a council meeting is sabotaged by a rowdy protest from their skateboarding rivals. For Mio, it's getting personal. Mr Lark's precious dog tags from the Vietnam war have been stolen while in her care, someone is sending abusive e-mails from her account, and now the school wants to expel her. Mio must take on the skateboarders and ride the course of her life to find the stolen dog tags and win the park back for the Freewheelers.

Reviews

Every time you read each chapter it just keeps getting better and better.
Matthew, age 11, Canberra, Australia

This is a fast-paced action novel, full of 180 degree rotations, X-ups and grinds that fans of the first books, Unleashed and Launched, will rip through.
Sue Fleming, Independent Weekly 2008

Mawter has written a fast-paced, entertaining story.
Good Reading 2008

As she continues on her own interesting journey as a writer, Jeni Mawter hopes to inspire the next generation of writers to step forward and share their own stories. Through her books, articles on writing for young readers and the creative writing classes she teaches at Macquarie University, she is well on the way to achieving this aspiration.
Susan Whelan Suite101.com

Extreme! is a rocketing ride from start to finish.
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Extreme! Is a brilliant book, it is the best thing I have read in a long time.
Stefani, Canberra, Young Australian Readers Awards

Jeni Mawter writes real life, not magic. She writes for real kids.
www.Girl.com.au

One of the things I enjoyed and appreciated most about Extreme! (apart from the brilliant chase scenes) was the sensitivity with which Jeni managed issues of race and ethnicity.
Siboney Duff, The Northern Rivers Echo, Issue 39, Volume 14, Thursday, 25 September 2008.

Multimedia

Jeni Mawter and Sue Murray, co-wrote the scripts for the interactive display "The Magic Garden: MBF Foundation Healthy Kids Unit" at The Powerhouse Museum in Sydney.

Jeni Mawter with Sue Murray