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A gentle story about acceptance, belonging and what it means to be family.

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Sapling Green has always hidden her green thumbs. But one day the old schoolyard tree is damaged in a storm. Can Sapling be brave enough to show her classmates her secret and save the tree

This heart-warming story is an important reminder that our differences are our strengths, and we should always accept each other for who we are.

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This high-voltage introduction to energy combines physical science and environmental science with fun. Easy-to-follow diagrams show different ways energy can be harnessed. Tips on how to use energy sensibly are included.

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Displaced by war and conflict, a refugee family sets out on a dangerous voyage into the unknown. The sparse text (one word per page) and evocative illustrations combine powerfully to encourage young readers to create their own background story and thus identify more deeply with the plight of refugees and those less fortunate.

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Through the Gate tells the story of a child who has just moved house and is struggling to cope with the changes in her life. But, each time she passes through the gate, into the world beyond, she notices more of her surroundings and discovers that her new life has some wonderful things in it. An empowering picture book about coping with change.

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Sometimes, when mental health issues arise, a parent cant play like they used to. In Together Things a girl faces conflicting feelings toward her depressed father, but her mother soon helps her realize they can do different things together to preserve their relationship while her dad tries to get better.

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Catch up with a girl called Tomorrow as she rushes through life. But when Tomorrow meets Yesterday and trips over Today, her whole world begins to slow down. Tomorrow Girl is a quirky tale delivering a timely reminder of mindfulness and what can happen when we allow ourselves time to be in the moment.

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This middle-grade narrative nonfiction from Rebecca Donnelly dives into the scientific and cultural history of the waste humans produce.

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Emma is desperate to join queen bee Carlys Cartwheel Club. When she is finally accepted, she finds that Carlys rules take all the joy out of cartwheeling, and being part of the gang isnt as awesome as she expected. A clever exploration of the social bullying conducted by frenemies that is so often experienced by primary school-aged girls.

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Some of the best Tiny Owl illustrators from around the world show us how they made their day to day life sweet, during the 2020 lockdown.

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"Walter, an achingly shy crocodile, hides in the swamp, always just out of sight, where he hopes no one will notice him." -- Dust jacket.

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A gift book for young children, celebrating creativity and how it applies to everyday life

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Read the incredible stories and hear the dreams of 30 young Indigenous people and People of Colour protecting the planet

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A sensitive and gently humorous look at a little boys imaginings of where his Grandpa goes after he dies.

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What if are two small words that often cause feelings of uneasiness in little worriers, but what if they could lead to happiness and adventure! Join Issy as she discovers our power to choose words that change how we feel for the better. A colourful, playful, and accessible adventure where what ifs become springboards for imagination!

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A witty, perceptive picture book that will help children develop emotional resilience.

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With Love from Head to Toe counts the blessings of our bodies from a child's perspective. Simple, direct and beautiful, the words and pictures combine to capture the sheer exhilaration of living. Fall in love with this enchanting celebration of life and family love.

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The brilliant follow up to Marcus Rashford's number one bestseller You Are a Champion.

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A retelling of Snow White from the point of view of the stepmother queen, whose blinding obsession and insatiable jealousy lead inexorably to her own violent undoing.

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Essays, lists, poems, and art explore the ways in which 33 contributors cope and thrive with mental illness including actress Kristen Bell, figure skater Nancy Kerrigan, and bestselling YA authors like Libba Bray, Adam Silvera, and Victoria Schwab.