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The Funny Life of Sharks
The Funny Life of Sharks is a great book on so many levels. It has a very catchy title which will attract children, it is […]
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Ellie, Engineer: In the Spotlight
Ellie Bell is a little girl on a mission to build things; she considers herself not only a girl who loves ‘girlie’ things, but also […]
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Go Away, Worry Monster!
Bright and colourful Go Away, Worry Monster is guaranteed to help worries to go away, particularly when you are only small. There seems to be […]
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My Dog is a Winner
When Eric comes across his big, mean sister in tears, and then to top it all off, a few days later dancing about in her […]
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The Heartsong of Wonder Quinn
The Heartsong of Wonder Quinn is pure enchant from the first page in this delightful fairy story about friendship from Kate Gordon. Wonder Quinn lives […]
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Meesha Makes Friends tackles the time old problem of making friends, which is always a challenging issue regardless of how old you may be, or […]
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In the wake of the Australian summer on 2019/20 when bushfires, unprecedented in their fury blazed across Australia leaving tragedy and devastation in their wake, […]
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The Adventures of Clive
Clive is Clam who, while he likes his lovely watery world, has always wondered what the world outside was like. He dreamed that perhaps it […]
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Big, bold and a riot of fun, the slight whacky crew are back in their third book in the Can’t Call An Elephant series, as […]
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Grumbelina
Grumbelina is a wonderfully wry, funny and very tongue in cheek look at what can happen when otherwise, lovely children turn into “Grumbelina’s’ somewhere around […]
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Gator Golf
We’ve just played Gator Golf and it is super easy to set-up and rules are not at all complicated. The counting dials are great because […]
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The Silver Arrow
Thank you so much Mr Grossman, for transporting me to my childhood and keeping me enthralled in a dream. Many children will relate to this […]
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The Wild Way Home
Sophie Kirtley has written her debut novel for children, The Wild Way Home cleverly intertwining present-day life with the Stone Age to present a challenging, […]
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Shadow Creepers
Shadow Creepers has a storyline crafted around the worries little and not so little people often have about the creatures that live under their beds, […]
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The Unstoppable Letty Pegg
For any little or not so little girl who is on a mission to uphold what their great grandmothers fought so strongly for as Suffragettes, […]
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Mulan, created as a paperback picture book is a retelling of the folk song from China’s Northern Dynasty (439-589), about a remarkable girl. She was […]
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Tuck Everlasting
Tuck Everlasting was first published in 1975. There has been a movie made from the story and it has just been re published in 2020. […]
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Ralfy Rabbit is feeling very upset; his life is not the same anymore since the arrival of his new baby brother Rodney. All Rodney ever […]
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Charles Darwin was a man who believed in many things as a young man, entering University to study Sciences, becoming a naturalist, botanist and geologist […]
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In the City
The end pages of In The City a paperback picture book for very small children, have been clearly designed to show what we might find […]
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Isaac Newton is a name that is synonymous with great discoveries in science, that of the Law of Motion, what was then a new type […]
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Lola Dutch When I Grow Up
When you are little and growing up the choices of what you want to be once you are all grown up are many, which can […]
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We’re Going on a Treasure Hunt
Martha Mumford and Laura Hughes are back with their latest rollicking good adventure, We’re going On A Treasure Hunt with a boat load of pirates, […]
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Behind the Twisted Fence
Designed for competent young readers, Behind the Twisted Fence combines magic with the reality of young children and their curiosity. It has all the elements […]