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Goodnight hugs are important. And the more things there are to hug, the longer it takes to get to bed! From Daddy, Mummy, Grandma and Grandpa, to brother, sister and cuddly toys, everyone deserves a goodnight hug! The only trouble is, the journey to bed may take a while! A cuddly, snuggly story to share as part of everyone's bedtime routine.

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A life-affirming book that is filled with adorable animals who will inspire children to dream big! From piloting a plane or training to be a doctor to being a concert pianist or driving freight across the land, Dream Big! challenges readers to think, aspire and achieve. A perfect positivity book that deserves a place on every family bookshelf.

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Children will love to sing and dance along with the actions in this nursery rhyme song classic. Richard Watson's humorous and totally wild animal illustrations bring the singalong rhyme to life for a whole new generation of children. An ideal picture storybook to get children active as they dance and move along with the words and pictures!

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Milo the monkey lives deep in the jungle with his monkey friend, Mia. One day, Milo wakes up and realises he's forgotten something very, VERY important. It's Mia's birthday and he hasn't got her a present! Milo searches high and low for the perfect gift for Mia but soon realises what he was looking for was right in front of him all along.

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Simon the unicorn has always dreamed of going on a big adventure, but he must leave his forest friends behind. Join Simon as he chases his dreams and meets magical creatures before he finally discovers, almost too late, that his friends are the most important thing of all. A cyclical tale with counting clues to help Simon find his way home again.

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Join this roar-some adventure as three intrepid explorers go on a hunt to find a real dinosaur. With a dinosaur picture to spot throughout, help the three children as they encounter obstacles along the way, from wading through a mucky bog, skipping past noisy frogs and racing with dashing dogs. Will they ever find a dinosaur in the end