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Hi! I'm Paris. I write in my travel journal as I explore the world! Paris is off to the brightest city in the world ... TOKYO! While in Tokyo, Paris meets a girl named Kimiko. But Kimiko is sad. Shes lost her birthday kimono! Can Paris help Kimiko trace her steps through the vibrant city of Tokyo to find it in time for her birthday celebrations

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*Bilingual book published to coincide with Maori Language Week *Warm account of students' love for aging teacher *Identifies the virtues of Maori ancestors for young readers to emulate

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- Bilingual book updated into smart paperback edition - Warm account of students love for aging teacher - Winner, NZSA Heritage Book Awards 2020, Mori

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Take a swim and discover the undersea world of whales and dolphins! Young minds can learn all they need to know with the 100 fascinating facts in this exciting non-fiction book. Curious how dolphins use echolocation or why humpback whales leap out of the water Read this book to find out!

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Brilliant board books for toddlers based around senses.. Exploring the concept of touch, this title features familiar scenes and fun words to encourage lively chatter.

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Brilliant board books for toddlers based around the senses. Exploring the concept of taste, this title features familiar scenes and fun words to encourage lively chatter.

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Can you find all of the treasures hidden in the bush Join the Bush Babies and their friends for a game of look and find!

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Hare and Pihoihoi enjoy a beautiful dawn breaking over the meadow, when Pihoihoi wonders aloud, 'What colour is the sky' Hare thinks it is blue, but when they talk to Hedgehog, Snail, Mouse, Frog and Ruru, the other creatures each say the sky is a different colour. Why do the characters see things differently

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"Adolf Hitler's Nazi forces have violently conquered lands across Europe. They have created brutal camps where Jews, prisoners of war, and other perceived enemies work themselves to death. You are fighting against the Nazis on the frontlines in Europe. YOU CHOOSE what part will you play in fighting for freedom. Are you willing to pay the ultimate price"--

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"The Japanese and their invading forces have wreaked havoc across eastern Asia. They've even attacked the U.S. Naval Base Pearl Harbor. You're part of the Allied Forces helping defend the Pacific Front. YOU CHOOSE how you will help fight for freedom on the high seas Will you make the right decisions to help forward your cause and come home safe"--

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"Adolf Hitler didn't just invade Europe during World War II. He also broke a pact with Russia and invaded that country. Battles continued into the bitter cold months of winter. You're part of the Allied Forces, trying to push the Nazis out of Russia. YOU CHOOSE how to further the cause for freedom while also battling brutal conditions. Do you have what it takes to survive"--

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What is War is a book designed to offer a simple answer to all the questions kids might ask when hearing about war and conflict.

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Whats that A MONSTER How has this scary beast escaped into Toms sort-of-normal world Is it one of his doodles Is it Delia on the rampage Is it Mr Fullerman at full moon For now its a secretbut all will (eventually) be revealed in this book.

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There is a surprise birthday party for Zebra, and all his friends are passing the message along. But when the message gets mixed up, there is confusion, chaos and lots of fun!

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Fluffy Bunny is measuring all his friends to find out who is taller. But why What is Fluffy Bunny up to

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Evie and Lottie are twin sisters, but they couldn't be more different. What they do have in common is their Jewishness - even though the family isn't religious. When their mother gets a high-profile job and is targeted by antisemitic trolls on social media, the girls brush it off at first - but then the threats start getting uglier. . .