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How stupid do you have to be to fall out of a top floor window
Or was Stolly trying something else - up on cloud nine, even then
Stolly has always been so alive, so inspiring, taking risks, hiding nothing, notorious for being the school's most imaginative liar (or fantatist, as he calls it).

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In "What Color is Your Face Mask COVID-19 N the Eyes of Kids," four racially diverse twin girls navigate a pandemic, embark on an adventure to find a cure for COVID-19, and learn valuable lessons on diversity, friendship, and safety.

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What happens when Mommy can't be by your side A heartwarming book that follows a young Filipino-American boy as he navigates his day while his dearest Mommy is at work.

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A novel exploring a young boy's grief, set against a background of surfing.

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Is it really harder than ever before to juggle family, work and the rest of life, or does it just feel like it How can you raise kids well if you are a busy working parent And how can you actually enjoy your kids when the week seems to go by in a blur The author has answers to the questions that plague working parents everywhere.

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This book consists of 26 short stories of a young boy in the 1950's and his adventures in mostly rural New Jersy, Pennsylvania and New York.

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Jack Curling tells his life story from 11-15 while sitting in Business Studies GCSE, writing nothing but his number, knowing that this will earn him precisely 0%.

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A stunningly beautiful celebration of love in all its forms, using rich, colourful imagery.

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Jump in the colorful leaves, pick apples, romp through the pumpkin patch, and enjoy a hayride in this latest Indestructibles book celebrating baby's favorite season-fall!

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From the New York Times bestselling creator of HOW TO BABYSIT A GRANDPA comes a charming new series of fun and family-centric milestone books, launching with a celebration of the most iconic of all beginnings: a child's FIRST STEPS!

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Young Kelly discovers she has ADHD. She works with her doctor, family and teachers to get the support she needs. ADHD is a learning disability that makes school and social activities difficult. Getting diagnosed and discovering how to use tools helps Kelly navigate her learning environment.

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When Carson and Harry have to complete their "All About Me" project in their second-grade classroom, they start to worry. When they tell their older sister, Aimee, that their family doesn't fit inside the box they have been given to draw their household, Aimee empowers her brothers to make their project their own by proudly displaying their blended family.

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Nabi Tries Kimchi is a heartwarming early reader about a cheerful Korean American girl learning to embrace a bold new taste-kimchi! Follow Nabi as she travels to Korea, bonds with her family, and discovers the joy of tradition, courage, and crunchy, delicious kimchi. With playful illustrations and a sweet mix of culture and curiosity, this story is perfect for ages 57.

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Michael Anthony, a spirited 9-year-old, faces a new family, school, and challenges after being rejected by his previous adoptive parents. With only his stuffed Sock Monkey as a constant, he dreams of reuniting with his birth mother and finding belonging. Navigating bullies, family dynamics, and a daring escape, Michael's resilience shines.

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Rowan, a curious fox cub, loves spending time with his grandpa, who is starting to behave unpredictably due to dementia. Through creativity and love, Rowan learns to adapt and cherish their moments together.

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Thalita Dol's adorable board book series continues to paint lovely pictures of the things that make up a baby's world. In this new instalment, let's see what kinds of things babies can do! Babies can roll, sit, crawl and walk......jump, fly and drool.

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