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Ernest Shackleton Little People, BIG DREAMS series September 18, 2020
Ernest , aged 6, had the four good qualities of an explorer; optimism, patience, idealism and courage. He started digging a large hole in the back garden, when he was six years old, determined to reach the other side of the world. This inspirational book about Ernest Shackleton is part of the Little People, […]
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LAST The Story of a White Rhino by Nicola Davies September 11, 2020
A rhino is out in a zoo in the middle of a grey city, where all he can do is pace back and forth. He fears he may be the last of his kind. Then one day, he is released back into the wild. Inspired by the true story of a white rhino called Sudan, […]
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The Jackie Morris Book of Classic Nursery Rhymes August 21, 2020
Opening this book was like opening a treasure chest, full of beauty and wonderful things. Jackie Morris brings her flair for dreaming and imagination to the world of nursery rhymes. At a time when much effort is spent in decoding and information; this book is a journey into a creative imagination, to worlds beyond and […]
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You’re a Star, Lolo by Niki Daly August 10, 2020
I was absolutely delighted to receive You're a Star, Lolo. It is so right for young children moving on to chapter books, the content, the length of each story and the pictures are just what's needed for children making progress in decoding words and finding the story. This wonderfully takes them into knowing words have […]
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Secrets of the Witch by Julie Leger, Elsa Whyte and Laura Perez August 5, 2020
Such a beautiful book and packed with all you would ever need to know about witches and sorcerers, an essential guide for anyone interested from 9 upwards. Since ancient times, magic and witchcraft have inspired both fear and fascination. In this book you will uncover the meaning and history behind magical tools and symbols, cauldrons and […]
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The Astronaut’s Cat by Tohby Riddle July 6, 2020
‘The astronaut's cat is an inside cat. And she likes it like that.’ Good reason, too as she lives on the moon. So I guess no mice? This is a great story and I would love to share with young children as the whole concept of inside and outside are in every page. Why would […]
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Monkey’s Tail by Alex Rance July 3, 2020
Howler Monkey was one of the best climbers in the whole jungle. He could swing, he could climb. He could impress his family and he show his friends just how to do amazing tricks in the trees. And then one day, he fell. He damaged his tail which helped him to climb and swing so […]
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Bold Tales for Brave-Hearted Boys by Susannah McFarlene July 2, 2020
You know the characters in some Fairy Tales which seemed stereotypical? Well this book changes that for characters like the giant in Jack and the Beanstalk, a servant boy in the Emperors New Clothes and the prince in Sleeping Beauty. A great way to portray a new look into the famous stories, which have lots […]
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Paris Cat by Dianne Hofmeyr and illustrated by Piet Grobler June 29, 2020
Ever felt that you are different from the crowd and just need to find the right place to release your dreams? Paris Cat is a sassy cat from the back alleys of Paris and she believes that she is different from all the other cats. Leaving her cat family behind she off to explore Paris. […]
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I See, I See. by R.Henderson April 7, 2020
I See, I See is a book of perspectives, you can read it either left to right or right to left. The effect is intriguing and is written as a playful, rhyming call-and-answer conversation between two readers. Each person views the page from a different perspective: I see water, I see sky, I see swimming, […]
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