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Imprint. Angela Anaconda goes head-to-head against her best enemy, Nanette "Nonnie-Poo" Manoir. But whether competing against her in a talent show, in a town pageant, or arguing over who has the best pen- pal or famous ancestor, for Angela Anaconda, there's just no contest. Ages 7-12.

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This title contains four individual stories derived directly from the TV episodes, so will be instantly recognisable to Angela fans. The stories in this book are: Uncle Nicky's Midlife Crisis; Strange Bedfellows; Super Mum; and Angela Who. Ages 7-12.

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Named after the Roman god of war, Mars has fascinated people for thousands of years. Seymour Simon introduces all sorts of interesting facts about Mars to the young reader. Ages 5+.

(Hardback)

Providing information on Dr Who, this title talks about the doctors, all nine of them.

(Hardback)

Poor Gromit is worn out! After a busy day looking after Wallace, he's just about ready for bed. But just as he settles down to sleep he's woken up by Wallace watching television, full blast. Then it's BANG, BANG! as Wallace hammers away at one of his inventions. Will Gromit ever get to sleep

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From helping with inventions to cleaning windows - Gromit's work is never done. Ages 2-4.

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Step-by-step instructions teach you the essentials: how to booby-trap a room, how to pop a wheelie, how to win at thumb wrestling, how to spin a basketball on one finger ... and much more! If you've got to be a kid, then you've got to have this book too!

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How did you become a knight When would you be sent on crusades What are caltrops and how were they used This book shows you what it is like to be a knight. It features infographics, statistics, facts and timelines.

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Prepare to go undercover and enter a world of secret missions, covert operations and classified information.

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Ordinary stuff all has a story, you know, stuff like chairs, carpet, dishwashing liquid and toast. And those stories are funny, exciting astonishing and in some cases may even be true. In this very special Volume One, James and Reg only have time to tell you the story of shampoo, peanut butter and the days of the week. Ages 9+.

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Offers a visual encyclopedia of what's where in this world of ours. This title includes 75 full-colour maps showing you things such as the world's tallest buildings, longest rivers, most dangerous earthquake spots and even where you can find animals that glow.

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A collection of brainteasers, word puzzles, simple (yet exciting!) science experiments that kids can do at home, mathematical puzzles and oddities, illusions and traditional riddles. For ages 10-14+.

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A collection of brave, bizarre and simply baffling facts from the annals of science. The authors, from the CSIRO, have compiled a range of statistics, scientific oddities, astonishing records and quirky reverse multiple choice answers covering some of science's most fascinating facts!

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Filled with experiments that can be performed using simple household ingredients and equipment. Fun activities are suggested for just about every room inside (and outside) the house. This educational and informative book explains the science behind each experiment. For ages 10 to 14.

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