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Ayobami suena con ir a la escuela, pero para llegar debe tomar un camino peligroso: el de la selva. Una historia sobre la importancia de la educacion, la dificultad que tienen muchos ninos para acceder a ella y la perserverancia e ilusion de quien desea aprender.

(Hardback)

Caillou loves going to day care, playing with friends and experiencing new things! This book brings together two great stories about preschool. Full color.

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"With a little imagination and some inspiration from their friend the opossum (now named Morty, short for rigor mortis), Ella and her classmates come up with a project that gets them excited about math and they might even have a chance to win at the Math Fair!"--

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Ethan Zanay loves basketball and it's unfortunate he's so darn bad at it. When he makes an embarrassing mistake in front of his teammates, EZ finally decides to call it quits. End of story Not quite yet. Persevering despite a father in jail and a mother working multiple jobs, EZ finds his own success as a referee for the championship game.

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Interplay of Indigenous characters from different historical periods (modern vs. First World War), different cultural groups (Cree, Coast Salish ...). Suited for younger and young-adult audiences. Introduction to Indigenous Peoples in Canadian history.

(Hardback)

When Mrs. Ampersand announces that she'll be leaving for the rest of the year, and the substitute is just not as good, Mabel decides to take matters into her own hands.

(Hardback)

A hilarious modern take on the classic nursery rhyme, "Mary Had a Little Lamb."

(Hardback)

A hard-hitting, gripping, page-turning teen novel that counts up to a high school shooting, told from multiple perspectives.

(Hardback)

Ming goes to preschool, where she bravely plays all kinds of games with new friends and old, but she is still not quite ready for the big red slide.

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Lucy knows that kissing Tom Lemmings behind the ball shed will make her a legend. But she doesn't count on that quick clap of lips propelling her from coolest to lamest fourth grader overnight.

(Hardback)

Lucy knows that kissing Tom Lemmings behind the ball shed will make her a legend. But she doesn't count on that quick clap of lips propelling her from coolest to lamest fourth grader overnight.

(Paperback)

Will Abby follow her friends, or follow her dreams Because she cant have both. After all, Smart Girls dont wear mascara!

(Paperback)

The Boy in the Hoodie is a real, unforgettable story about how friendships can bring healing, fade scarring and open new wounds all at the same time.

(Paperback)

Mona likes to moan. Kiki is a worry-wart. Bart loves following rules. And Zane HATES following rules. When the four of them are put into The Secret Science Society together, this could only mean one thing: DISASTER!

(Paperback)

Join Toby and his friends on this hilarious adventure as they navigate the sandpit, adventure playground and sports shed in their mission to stay out of trouble. Add a dancing spider, a red-nosed dobber and the SNAKEBUSTERS for what will be an unforgettable read.

(Hardback)

Being a kid can really stink. And no one knows this better than Greg Heffley, who finds himself thrust into high school where undersized weaklings share the hallways with kids who are taller, meaner, and already shaving. Luckily, Greg has his best friend and sidekick, Rowley. Then Rowley's popularity starts to rise...

(Paperback)

WARNING!

THIS STORY CONTAINS:

- A sheep called Alan Shearer. Even though she's a she
- The greatest illusion trick known to man!
- DASTARDLY crooks
- A pesky big brother
- A 1000-piece Lord of the Rings Jigsaw puzzle with all the pieces making up Gandalfs face missing
- Shear determination
- A brave young hero.

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Williams has a school project to do. He has to design a moon station. But he lets his parents do most of the work, as does his friend Baxter. Everybody in his class is 'outsourcing', except Kathleen. When the projects are presented, it's clear that Baxter's entry, a working moon buggy, is the best. But should the prize go to Baxter, or his parents

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Noah is pretty happy at school - he's in a friendly class, he's got a best mate, Jack, and he's one of the youngest to be picked for the school football team.

Forced to sample life as an outsider, Noah has a choice - make a desperate effort to get back into the 'inner circle' or get to see life from Pigface's alternative viewpoint.