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A young girl feels out of place on her first day of school in a new country until she discovers that it only takes one friend to make her new surroundings feel like home.

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Illustrations and text follow a family's morning routine from the perspective of the earliest riser in the house.

(Hardback, New edition)

When Patrick suffers a huge loss, he finds comfort in collecting acornsbut soon the house is overflowing with them. Can Patrick and Dad find a new way to cope with their grief together An uplifting story about resilience, connection, and growth, perfect for sharing with little ones who are experiencing loss, or any other emotional upheaval.

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Too Many Cats is an un-fur-gettable tale about the love between a little girl and her cat. When Lily hatches the purr-fect plan to fill her house with all kinds of cats, things quickly start to go wrong. There are simply TOO MANY cats. Can Lily find a way to get all these cats out of her house and back to their owners

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One morning, Alexander wakes to find a duck waiting for him. As more and more ducks arrive, Alexanders life fills with fun and friendship. However, there comes a day when there are simply TOO MANY DUCKS for one boy to handle. A whimsical story about appreciating what you have and working out how to make things right when friendship seems lost.

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A delightfully playful, strikingly illustrated fairy tale that flips gender and sexual norms on their head, while highlighting the power of humility and perseverance. When knight after knight tries to rescue the princess and fails, who will succeed in saving her

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Tree is the beloved centrepiece of the community. When Loppy realizes its Trees time to leave, his friend Curly is able to teach him how to accept Trees death, say goodbye and commemorate Trees life. The fifth book in the Lessons of a LAC series, this is a gentle story of loss that helps children to learn how to say goodbye and process grief.

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A funny, heartwarming story about internet trolling and learning to love yourself.

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Enjoy this funny story to show children that they are always loved, no matter how much trouble they may get into.

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The second book from the Bologna Ragazzi Opera Prima Award winner and Kate Greenaway nominated illustrator, Emma Lewis. A contemporary folktale looking at the dangers of vanity and greed with striking, outstanding illustrations in a distinct collage style

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A super-slick styling adventure that's full of fun from award-winning and much-loved comedian and actor Sir Lenny Henry.

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The ultimate picture book for complete and utter football nutters!

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(Hardback)

Point Break meets Wild in this story of sisterhood and adventure set against the backdrop of Yosemite

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Verity is a shy preschooler who always does whatever others tell her. She picks up after her friends, has no say in games, and even plays second fiddle to a drooling baby. But when she is overlooked at her beloved swimming class, Verity realises something needs to change and discovers the courage to speak up.

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For every child practising their new instrument and the parents and teachers helping them along the way, this book celebrates the joy of unexpected friendship through music. Young readers will love the appealing characters and carefully drawn settings. Two cultures, two instruments, one piece of music; the inclusion of a playable tune is a bonus!

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A hilarious story for all little Wakey Birds who can't or won't sleep.

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A Viking and a Knight are both convinced that they live on the best side of the book. When each becomes suspicious of the other, their solution is to build walls to keep them safe from the other side. But in their quest to build the better wall, will they fail to see the environmental dangers that threatens both sides of the book