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Building on the success and maintaining the 99 Jumpstarts format of the two previous books, 99 Jumpstarts for Kids' Social Studies Reports is divided into broad topical sections.

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From the author of the Booker Prize-shortlisted Treacle Walker and the Carnegie Medal and Guardian Childrens Fiction Prize-winning classic, The Owl Service

Stunning new CollinsVoyager edition of Alan Garners collection of folklore.

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When a boy takes his bike for a spin around town, he is surprised to see how many of his friends need a ride. But how can they fit It's a bicycle built for one! In this sweet number story, children learn not only how to count to ten, but they also learn the importance of sharing and thinking creatively. How else can you fit a clown, a monkey, and a mayor all on the same bicycle!

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Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Ty Fly, the spirited transbug with a knack for finding himself in wild situations!

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Ryan wants a cat all his own. His older brother Aaron has his very own cat - Jeremy Pumpkinhead. But when Dad surprises Ryan with a kitten - he names her Gadean - she is feisty and fun, but not cuddly and snuggly, and she never ever purrs, which makes Ryan sad. Until one day....A Cat All His Own reminds kids AND adults that things can change for the better, often when we least expect it.

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100 poems by 100 of the major children's poets of the twentieth century compiled by John Foster.

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A Cold Night In February is a story about hope and belief told through one of the greatest nights in Philadelphia sports history.

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This do-it-yourself course for the first-time Chaucer reader is geared specifically to high school and undergraduate students because it systematically proceeds through a clear explication of each tale and makes the tales accessible to those unfamiliar with Chaucer's work.

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A fascinating essay acquaints students with Homeric values and another examines the Odyssey as literature, offering expert discussion of the work's structure and poetic features and situating it in the oral tradition it exemplifies.

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A mother's love is forever, no matter our age, profession or how much time has physically passed since our last time together.

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A young boys lively recollection of adventurous times with his favorite Dog Jax!

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Swimming can be a fun, safe and aspirational activity for babies and kids. Luxton began as an infant, learning to swim safely with Mom, Dad and friends at his swim school. His dream is to one day become such a great swimmer; he will be able to compete in the Olympics. It's never too early to set goals and reach for your dreams!

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Beginning with J.S. Bach's harpsichord concertos composed in the beginning of the eighteenth century, John Harris embarks on a musical tour that takes the reader from Germany and Austria through Europe, North America, South America, and Asia, tracing the history of music compo...

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Twins build a life just big enough for two, but eventually the time comes when they realize everything does not fit quite like it used to.

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A is for the Animals you may have missed at the zoo. I wish we could share them all, but here are just a few.

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A book for children--and parents--to enjoy, A is for the American Dream helps introduce young learners to the inspiring principles of the American spirit and instill a renewed appreciation for our constitutional republic.