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Discover the weird and wonderful world of martians, woolly saucepans and centrally heated knickers in 100 poems about science and technology from the delightfully irreverent, Michael Rosen.

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But his easy smiles mask a burning ambition to attend his dream college, Columbia University.

There is only one person who seems immune to Henris charms: his intense classmate and neighbor Corinne Troy.

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A wonderful collection of short stories, both traditional and modern, by 12 authors from all across Africa. Old fables that have been passed down through the decades sit alongside contemporary tales, giving a stirring insight into the continent and its storytelling tradition.

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This illustrated anthology of poems about the natural world will encourage children of every age to explore the power, enchantment and wonderfulness of poetry and nature.

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From the coauthor of the smash hit All My Friends Are Dead and the creator of the beloved Dory Fantasmagory chapter book series comes a hilarious read aloud about a boy who loses his gift for rhyme.

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A spellbinding collection of poems from Matt Goodfellow.

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The inspirational blend of poetry, art, and music in Clap Your Hands is a joyous celebration of African-American gospel music. as it relates to the spiritual and social evolution of Black people in America.

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An illustrated collection of ten traditional fairy tales, including "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," "Puss in Boots," "Little Red Riding Hood," "Snow White," "Tom Thumb," "Hansel and Gretel," "The Frog Prince," "Rumpelstilkin," "Cinderella," and "Three Pigs."

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This volume contains Carol Ann Duffy's adaptation plus the dramatization by Tim Supple and the Young Vic Company.

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This long-awaited volume brings together for the first time the lifes work of a major American voice.

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A tender, moving and joyous story from one of United Kingdom's premier poets, John Agard.

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"Marcus turns his literary microscope to the world of comics, which has lately morphed and matured at a furious pace. Powerful influences from manga to the movies to underground comix have influenced the thirteen artists and writers interviewed in these pages to create their own word-and-picture narratives"--

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This is an exciting and thought-provoking celebration of all that is extraordinary in the natural world,that includes fascinating information about the creatures depicted.

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A varied, effervescent and thought-provoking debut collection from a poet already well-known through anthologies, websites, literary events and poetry workshops

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Presented as a child's poetic notes to the Earth and its inhabitants, illustrated with exquisite cut-paper collages, this luminous book inspires readers to observe each detail of the world with imagination and joy. Full color.

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A powerful and inspiring new poetry collection from the co-authors of Can I Touch Your Hair

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Hilarious debut collection of poems from the author of Stink-Bomb and Ketchup Face

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Poetry that tackles teenage feelings - whether they have special needs, belong to minority groups, or just feel like the odd one out. It tackles topics close to teenage hearts - unrequited love, isolation, unfairness, prejudice - and features some of the best poets around. A donation will be made to nasen for each copy sold.

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Presents a collection of poetry on family, teachers, pupils and the dreaded school inspector. New kids, disobedient deputy heads, school reports and fireworks, daydreamers and embarrassing mums all make an appearance.

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In the South Bronx--or El Bronx, as it's known to the people who live there--anything can happen. A migrant from Puerto Rico can become somebody on the mainland, pursue the American Dream--and maybe even make it come true. Harsh, happy, scary, sad, and funny, here are stories of growing up in the South Bronx during its heyday, from 1946 to 1956.

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Set against the backdrop of WWII, this achingly beautiful novel in verse for 912 year olds based on American history presents the perspectives of Claire, a Midwestern girl who longs to finish high school and become a nurse as she worries for her soldier brother, and Karl, a German POW whos processing the war as he works on Claires family farm.

A fantastic new collection of poems featuring classic favourites and brand new poems by poetry legend Michael Rosen. Illustrated in colour throughout by the exuberant Babette Cole

Includes a CD of the poems read by Michael Rosen