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Fox and Camel like to share and you can see what makes them such good friends.

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In this companion novel to The Boyfriend List and The Boy Book, Ruby struggles to overcome her Rabbit Fever, to understand what constitutes a real friendship, and to find true love - if such a thing exists.

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In this sequel to The Furnace Room, we follow siblings, James and Janine, as they stumble into another misadventure. As always, they are in for a surprise. Join our duo on their new journey ...an experience they will never forget!

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Jonty thinks he's attending a regular school but he can't figure out why all his classmates are turning into perfectly behaved, brilliant students. What is the principal's dastardly plan, and can Jonty and his friends expose him before they, too, become part of his evil scheme Ages 8+.

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A powerful story about one girl's fight for justice in Pakistan.

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"When a young basketball star decides to research his grandfather--and coach--for a school project, he uncovers a decades-old scandal that changes everything he thought he knew about his grandfather"--

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A young monkey struggles with the television, until his mum takes charge.

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The delightful sequel to perennial favourite Dash and Lily's Book of Dares. It's Christmas time in Manhattan and Lily's Christmas cheer is at an all-time low, so it's up to Dash and his friends to organise a great Manhattan adventure to help her find her Christmas groove.

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Omar didn't ask to be the nephew of the ruthless dictator of Mesomia - and he certainly doesn't want to inherit a country whose people are in fear for their lives. He hasn't a choice, though - until the day he is saved from a deadly ambush by Latifa, a beggar girl.

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Fox and Camel like to share and you can see what makes them such good friends.

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This book captures the story of a creative lady with way too many ideas. After struggling to manage her many ideas she is awakened by a vision that changes her life. She sets off on a mission using her superpowers - also known and her gifts - to launch this vision into action!

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If you want to outwit crafty mice, read Roald Dahls tale which gives its title to this wonderful menagerie of animal stories.

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They think his amnesia is very suspicious and sinister - and might have something to do with the weird new horror shop that's just opened up in town .

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A gritty and captivating story of courage and strength against terrible odds, this is the story of Midge, abandoned with her eccentric uncle during the holidays, and her adventures with the Various, a band of earthily realistic fairies.

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Zed and Pinky are a normal brother and sister except for one extremely strange thing ... their mum is a very naughty mother. Delight in the first in this fabulously funny rhyming series about the mother who lives her life like a kid, and the two kids who have to raise her.

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Zed and Pink are a normal brother and sister except for one thing... their mum is a Very Naughty Mother! Ages 6+.

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As Duane, a polar bear, explores his new home he makes friends with the wide variety of creatures he encounters, despite their varied personalities.

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First published in hardcover by Alfred A. Knopf, 2014.

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The follow-up to "Whatever Happened to Janie" The kidnapping is long past, and the Johnsons and the Springs are on the way to restoring their lives. As Janie tries to balance herself between the two families, she feels torn. It seems the only thing keeping her together is her love for Reeve, but he is away at college and Janie misses him terribly.

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I wanted to created this book from a childlike discription ( where the baby within the stomach telling the story)

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This is the story of a wombat's life, told by Jackie French and illustrated by Bettina Guthridge.

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A humorous but enlightening children's book about a young bird learning to fly. It shows the importance of family, home, and love to young children, while encouraging them to learn skills, such as reading, so they can become more independent. The book is written in simple, rhyming text with descriptive illustrations that makes it perfect for both reading aloud and viewing its many images.