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A little witch is afraid to get a haircut because she thinks it will hurt, but her hat suggests a hair treatment instead of a haircut.

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Our relationship with water is celebrated in its many forms - playful, industrious, productive, life-giving - and many more. With a strong environmental message, this book will be a source of fascination and inspiration for young readers.

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Dedicated to the largely unsung, mostly unseen workers for young people in need, this picture book, with illustrations by Gregory Rogers, presents the story of Shane and a cat with no name as they wander the streets at night on their way home. In 1995, Gregory won the Kate Greenaway Medal for his illustrations in this book.

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No matter who you are, this book celebrates that we can all extend a hand, make amends, share a laugh, solve a problem, heal a hurt, and love one another. There are so many ways to care and to show that . . . we are all KIND.

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No matter who you are, how big, how small, how short, how tall, this book celebrates the power and resilience in all of us, and the many different ways of showing that ... we are all STRONG.

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"New York Times"-bestselling author Walter Dean Myers and Caldecott Honor artist Christopher Myers, the father-and-son team who created "Harlem," celebrate the freedom dream that is America: Our struggles, our ideals and our hope that we can live up to them. Full color.

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Drawn Together meets WILD in this journey into the jungle and through the imagination.

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'We're going on a croc hunt. We're going to find a big one. I'm not afraid. We're as brave, as brave can be!' Join the gang in the croc hunt game! But beware, the brave animals just might find a real croc - what will they do then!

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This book is designed to develop children's understanding and promote discussion of ideas associated with the passing of time. The deliberately minimal text encourages observation and a focus on the images.

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In these two delightful board books, the renowned author-illustrator team of Numeroff and Munsinger celebrate all the wonderful things brothers and sisters can do together, from climbing trees and sharing snacks to starting a game of tag and making music. But what do brothers and sisters do best Full color.

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

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Night is not just black-and-white. Look closer, with Grant Snider's beautiful debut picture book, a new take on Goodnight Moon, exploring the colours of the night.

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What do they do with all the poo from all the animals at the zoo The hippos, the tigers, the kangaroos what do they do with all that poo Theres so much poo at the zoo ... Where does it all go Do they mix it into chocolate ice-cream Sprinkle it on pizza Stir it in the local swimming pool! Come along in search of the stinky truth!

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A story about perseverance, sharing and friendship by the author of Dinosaurs After Dark, and brilliantly illustrated by Nathan Reed.

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Join the Australian animals in this hilarious board book, featuring a surfing wombat, a selfie-taking quokka, a rock star echidna and more! With fun touches on every page, this book is perfect for little hands to explore and enjoy.

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The debut picture book from Annie Barrows, the New York Times best-selling author of the Ivy + Beanseries.

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Picture book about a young girl who becomes a cup cake fairy.

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A story about sisters and the wonderful, loving things they do for us. aOn board pages.