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 | 10 Things I Can Do to Help My World Ref: 9731
by Melanie Walsh
A bright and lively book highlighting some crucial but simple environmental actions we can take to help improve the world we live in. Oodles of child-appeal! Age 3-6, Paperback 37pp
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A B C for You and Me Ref: 8617
by Meg Girnis, photography by Shirley Leamon Green
Learn your alphabet with a lively group of youngsters, in this very welcome book that contains positive images of children of all cultures and abilities. Age 2-6 American Import Hardback 28pp
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 | All My Friends Ref: 8904
by Gill Lobel, illustrated by Jo Blake
At first Keisha feels sad and lonely at her new school. But with help from her teacher, classmates and a funny doll she finds in the garden Keisha soon has lots of new friends! Age 4-6 Paperback 26pp
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All Kinds of Babies Ref: 9104
by Emma Damon
Another in the ever-popular series. Lift the flaps and explore babies from many different families and countries. See how they are welcomed into the world, are carried, play, sleep and more. Hours of fun! Age 4+, Hardback 12pp
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 | All Kinds of Beliefs Ref: 7007
by Emma Damon
With flaps, pop-ups and fantastic illustrations this book provides a wonderful way for children to explore different beliefs. A celebration of diversity that is irresistible to small hands. Age 2-6, Hardback 11pp.
ALSO AVAILABLE IN DUAL LANGUAGE
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All Kinds of People Ref: 6904
by Emma Damon
With flaps to open, questions and a mirror, this book provides a wonderful way for children to explore identity. A celebration of diversity that is irresistible to small hands. Age 2-6, Hardback 12pp
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 | All Kinds of Bodies Ref: 7704
by Emma Brownjohn
An exciting array of pop-ups and flaps make this book and ideal way for children to explore and understand human physical diversity, far removed from stigma and prejudice. Age 4+, 13pp Hardback
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All Kinds of Feelings Ref: 8019
by Emma Brownjohn
Feelings about disability, skin colour, moods, generosity are explored. An utterly fantastic lift-the-flap book. Game included
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 | All Kinds of Homes Ref: 8542
by Emma Damon
With flaps, pop-ups and fantastic illustrations this book provides a wonderful way for children to explore different homes. A celebration of diversity that is irresistible to small hands. Age 2-6, Hardback 11pp.
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All Kinds of Transport Ref: 8916
by Emma Damon
With plenty of pop-ups and flaps to open, this popular title provides a wonderful opportunity to explore and celebrate our global communities and our diverse identities. Age 4+ Hardback 16pp
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 | Almost to Freedom Ref: 8929
by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson, illustrated by Colin Bootman
Inspired by the discovery of black rag dolls in 1800/1900 hideouts, this immensely child-friendly account of the Underground Railway is told- uniquely- from the perspective of a doll. Very special. Winner of the Coretta Scott King Award. Age 6-10 American Import Hardback 38pp
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Always My Brother Ref: 9855
by Jean Reagan
illustrated by Phyllis Pollema-Cahill
Becky's brother, John, was her best friend. On bleak days, he always made things right again. A marvellously sensitive, realistic story about grief, acceptance and recovery. Age 5-8, American Import Hardback 30pp
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 | Amadi's Snowman Ref: 9836
by Katia Novet Saint-Lot
illustrated by Dimitrea Tokunbo
Amadi doesn't see why an Igbo man of modern Nigeria would need to read...but then he discovers the magic and wonder of books. Marvellous. Age 6-10, American Import Hardback 30pp
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Amazons! Women Warriors of the World Ref: 9802
by Sally Pomme Clayton
illustrated by Sophie Herxheimer
A gorgeously illustrated celebration of some truly legendary women from across the globe. 'How great to read such strong stories...the boys and girls in year 5 enjoyed these!' (Inclusion Manager, LL reviewer). Age 7+, Hardback 85pp
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 | Princess Grace Ref: 630
by Mary Hoffman
illustrated by Cornelius van Wright & Ying-Hwa Hu
Grace is back! And she discovers that there's more than one way to be a princess. Age 5-8, Paperback 24pp
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And Me! Ref: 656
by Karen King
illustrated by Lynne Willey
Maya spends the day with Grandad and wants to join in with everything he does. A lovely story about an irrepressible girl and a very calm and patient Grandad. Age 3-6, Paperback 18pp
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 | And Tango Makes Three Ref: 426
by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell
illustrated by Henry Cole
'Tango was the very first penguin in the zoo to have two daddies.' A gentle book which effortlessly normalises a same-sex family unit. 'Our children enjoyed it very much' (Pre-School Supervisor, Letterbox reviewer). Age3+ Paperback 31pp
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The Animal Boogie + Music CD Ref: 7705
by Debbie Harter
Swing along with the creatures of the Indian jungle as they shake, flap and slither to the sound of the Animal Boogie! An active and musical read, now with a music CD. Age 2-6, 22pp Paperback.
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 | The Ant and the Big Bad Bully Goat Ref: 9340
by Andrew Fusek Peters
illustrated by Anna Wadham
A witty Iberian story with a twist. Large format, high quality production and packed with fun. Age 4-7, Paperback 31pp
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The Apple-Pip Princess Ref: 9442B
by Jane Ray
'A truly beautiful book' (Inclusion Manager, LL reviewer). In a barren land ravaged by drought, the littlest of princesses and the smallest of apple-pips create something wondrous. A modern fairytale with a passion for nurturing the environment. Jane Ray at her most stunning. Age 5-9, Paperback 29pp
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 | The Arrival Ref: 759
by Shaun Tanj
A luxuriously produced, stunning graphic novel- with no text. 'A real discussion book accessed at many different levels.' (PRU Manager, LL reviewer). A wonderful exploration of migration and refugees, alienation and belonging, set in all places at all times...Age 8 to adult, Hardback 122pp
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Around the World: Bicycles Ref: 8917B
by Kate Petty in association with Oxfam
'Lots of positive images and areas for discussion'; 'a super resource' (Primary & Early Years Teachers, Letterbox reviewers). A hit with our review team, this excellent title draws parallels with children from many different cultures. Spectacular photography. Age 3-6 Paperback 24pp
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 | Around the World: Hair Ref: 8918B
by Kate Petty in association with Oxfam
'Lots of positive images and areas for discussion'; 'a super resource' (Primary & Early Years Teachers, Letterbox reviewers). A hit with our review team, this excellent title draws parallels with children from many different cultures. Spectacular photography. Age 3-6 Paperback 24pp
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Around the World: Home Ref: 9015B
by Kate Petty in association with Oxfam
'Lots of positive images and areas for discussion'; 'a super resource' (Primary & Early Years Teachers, Letterbox reviewers). A hit with our review team, this excellent series draws parallels with children from many different cultures. Spectacular photography. Age 3-6 Paperback 24pp
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 | Around the World: Playtime Ref: 9016B
by Kate Petty in association with Oxfam
'Lots of positive images and areas for discussion'; 'a super resource' (Primary & Early Years Teachers, Letterbox reviewers). A hit with our review team, this excellent series draws parallels with children from many different cultures. Spectacular photography. Age 3-6 Paperback 24pp
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As Long as the River Flows Ref: 8924
by Larry Loyie, illustrated by Heather D. Holmlund
An award-winning, thought-provoking autobiographical account. Set in the 1940s, a young N. American native boy spends his last summer with his family before being forced by the Canadian government to attend a residential school. Highly recommended. Age 8+. Canadian Import Paperback 35pp
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 | Atlantic Ref: 9426
by G. Brian Karas
Dreamy illustrations and poetic text wonderfully capture the grace and power of the Atlantic Ocean. Age 5-8, American Import Paperback 29pp
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Babu's Song Ref: 9421
by Stepahnie Stuve-Bodeen
illustrated by Aaron Boyd
Bernardi would love to go to school but Babu cannot afford to send him. Set in contemporary Tanzania, this is a warm and tender intergenerational story. Beautifully illustrated. Age 6-9, American Import Paperback 29pp
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 | A Balloon for Grandad Ref: 6903
by Nigel Gray
illustrated by Jane Ray
Sam is sad to see his beautiful balloon floating away, but Dad explains how it travels, over seas and mountains, to Grandad Abdullah, far away. An endearing picture book full of marvellous landscapes. Age 4-8 Paperback 28pp
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Barnaby Bennett Ref: 9803
by Hannah Rainforth
illustrated by Ali Teo
The refreshingly flamboyant and style-conscious Barnaby wakes up one morning with an "epiphany": he will only wear red. Can he be swayed? Funky multi-media illustrations. Age 4-8, American Import Paperback 29pp
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 | Bear and Turtle and the Great Lake Race Ref: 8922
by Andrew Fusek Peters, illustrated by Alison Edgson
A traditional Native American trickster tale with humorous pictures. Large format, high quality production and packed with fun. Age 4-7. Paperback 32 pp
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The Bear in the Cave (+ Story CD) Ref: 676
by Michael Rosen
illustrated by Adrian Reynolds
Four children and a seaside bear lost in a big city. A lively, sing-along text, glowing illustrations and bags of child appeal. Includes a CD read by the Children's Laureate himself. Marvellous! Age 3-6, Paperback + CD 24pp
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 | Beautiful Warrior Ref: 9342
by Emily Arnold McCully
Celebrating discipline and inner strength while retelling legends connected with styles of Kung Fu, this story authentically re-creates a period of Chinese history and gives readers not one, but two lively heroines. Age 7-10, American Import Paperback 40pp
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Ben the Bully Ref: 9583
by Maggie Moore
illustrated by Jan Smith
Ben's bullying behaviour leads to loneliness until little Joe intervenes. A sophisticated approach in simple language. Bold & colourful illustrations. Supports the teaching of synthetic phonics. Age 4-6, Paperback 26pp
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 | Be Quiet, Marina! Ref: 8645
by Kirsten DeBear, photos by Laura Dwight
Two girls, one with cerebral palsy, the other with Down syndrome, learn to play together. An excellent story which shows that we can all get along despite differences and difficulties. Age: 4-8 Hardback 25pp
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Best Friends Ref: 9458
by Mark Chambers
A pop-up book bulging with imagination. A little girl and boy (a wheelchair user) play at being dinosaur-seeking adventurers, pirates and Olympic sprinters. Age 4-7, Hardback 12pp
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 | Big Eyes, Scary Voice Ref: 9545
by Edel Wignell
illustrated by Carl Pearce
One evening in the park, Tamia and Josh hear a voice calling and see glittering eyes in the distance. Time to go exploring... Stunning, atmospheric illustrations capture the evening light. Age 4-6, Paperback 22pp
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The Big Fuzzy Ref: 9721
by Caroline Catle
illustrated by Daniel Howarth
'I loved this book' (Primary Strategy Consultant, LL reviewer). A little Inuit girl gets caught in a scary Greenland blizzard. But something big and fuzzy is watching her...Warm illustrations and great teacher notes. Age 4-7, Paperback 21pp
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 | Bunda's Dreaming Ref: 9443
by Jay Matthews
Bunda's Grandmother has a marvellous collection of Aboriginal tales. Join Bunda as he goes into Dreamtime and discovers the world of kangaroos, kookaburras and honey hunters. Age 5-9, Paperback 36pp
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But Martin! Ref: 8713
by June Counsel, illustrated by Neal Layton
The return of one of our best selling treasures! A witty, subtle and yet enormously effective celebration of difference. As relevant and as brilliant today as it ever was. Age:2-6 Paperback 31pp
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 | Bully Ref: 9360
by Naomi Tipping
A clever lift-the-flap book which takes a mature and thorough look at bullying through very accessible text and images. Positive, reassuring and ideally suited to prompting an open discussion. Age 5-10, Hardback 12pp
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The Bus Ride Ref: 7303
By William Miller
The moving, re-imagined story of a young girl making the fateful decision not to give up her seat. With an Introduction by Rosa Parks. Age 6-10, American Import 30pp Paperback
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 | Caveman Dave Ref: 9825
by Nick Sharratt
He's smelly but he's brave, Caveman Dave. Lively illustrations and straightforward rhymes - great for beginner readers. Age 3-5, Paperback 16pp
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Children Around the World Ref: 9602
by Verna Wilkins
designed by Zeta Jones
A simple and sunny photographic book, perfect for exploring similarities and differences. 'We enjoyed it very much, because it showed us about how other people live' (Jessica & Harry, aged 10, LL reviewers). Age 4-6, Paperback 21pp
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 | Choices, Choices... Ref: 9219
by Dawne Allette
illustrated by Paul Cemmick
A rhyming romp through the world of jobs- with no gender restrictions! Dexter can't decide between a yoga teacher, clothing designer, marine biologist...so much to choose from, so little time! Age 6-8 Paperback 27pp
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The Colour of Home Ref: 7707B
by Mary Hoffman, illustrated by Karin Littlewood
Britain seems rainy and colourless to Hassan, but after painting the bright colours of his refugee family's flight from sunny, war-torn Somalia he begins to see colours in his new home. Sensitively and beautifully illustrated. Age 6-9, 15pp Paperback
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 | Crossing Bok Chitto Ref: 9144
by Tim Tinlge
illustrated by Jeanne Rorex Bridges
A fascinating account of how a Native American nation, the Choctaws, helped their neighbours, African American slaves, to cross the river Bok Chitto to freedom. A wonderful story of courage, spirit and friendship. Age 7+, American Import Hardback 38pp
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Dan and Diesel Ref: 9025
by Charlotte Hudson, illustrated by Lindsey Gardiner
Dan feels the world. Diesel watches the world. Superbly illustrated, a warm, subtle and thoughtful story about a boy's relationship with his guide dog. Age 3-6 Paperback 29pp
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 | A Day With Daddy Ref: 8819
by Nikki Grimes
illustrated by Nicole Tadgell
Extremely positive and affirming account of a child's relationship with his separated parents. Age 4-7 American Import Paperback 28pp
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Dear Baby Ref: 9850
by Sarah Sullivan
illustrated by Paul Meisel
New sibling. Mike is looking forward to becoming a big brother. The letters he writes to the baby during their first year together are a funny, honest tribute to their ups and downs. Delightful! Age 6-9, Paperback 32pp
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 | Death In a Nut Ref: 9844
retold by Eric Maddern
illustrated by Paul Hess
When young Jack meets Old Man Death, he squeezes him, head first, into a hazelnut. Sorted! Death in a nut! A smart and curiously uplifting story from the Scottish Traveller tradition. Age 6-9, Paperback 24pp
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Daisy the Doctor Ref: 8919
by Felicity Brooks
illustrated/designed by Jo Litchfield/Nickey Butler
Lovely, informative introductions to a busy surgery. Multicultural and positive, 'casual' images of wheelchair users. Also very very funny! Charming. Age 2+ Paperback 21pp
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 | Danny's Adventure Bus Ref: 768
by Lucy Marcovitch
illustrated by Paul Cemmick
A dull, stifling city traffic jam turns into a thrilling adventure once Danny dons his special driver's hat. Jam-jump camels, elephants and goats! Tremendous fun. Age 4-7, Paperback 24pp
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Delivering Justice Ref: 8739B
by Jim Haskins
illustrated by Benny Andrews
The inspirational story of Wesley Wallace Law who fought racial discrimination by peaceful means. In 1961 he led the Great Savannah Boycott which resulted in the first desegregated city in the South. Unusual artwork. Age 8-14, Paperback 32pp
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 | Dia's Story Cloth Ref: 8630
by Dia Cha, stitched by Chue and Nhia Thao Cha
The distinctive hand-stitched story cloths of the Hmong ('free') People give a powerful account of their journey from China to Laos, then to Thai refugee camps and finally, for Dia, to America. Extensive notes provide fascinating further reading. Age: 10+ American Import Paperback 21pp
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Divali Rose Ref: 9837
by Vashanti Rahamn
illustrated by Jamel Akib
Rich illustrations compliment this clever narrative about the celebration of Divali in Trinidad, set against a background of prejudice overcome. Peppered with local dialect. Tons to discuss! Age 7-10, American Import Hardback 29pp
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 | The Dove Ref: 9428
by Dianne Stewart
illustrated by Jude Daly
When a flood destroys their livelihood, Lindi and her grandmother show their resourcefulness by making and selling beadwork. Strong folk-art paintings bring the South African landscape brilliantly to life. Age 5-10, Paperback 29pp
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The Dragon Kite Ref: 9215
by Kenneth Steven
illustrated by Karin Littlewood
When Chang's kite flies off, he chases after it into the deep bowels of a volcano…inhabited by a real life dragon of old! A wonderful adventure, interwoven with details about Chinese culture and set off by magnificent illustrations. Age 5-8 Large Paperback 26pp
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 | Earth to Audrey Ref: 9429
by Susan Hughes
illustrated by Stéphane Poulin
Audrey is weird. Sam wonders if she is an alien. She has no Earth manners. But she knows all about Earth hugs. And Earth rides. A wonderful feat of storytelling, imagination and Earth-Love. Age 5-8, Canadian Import Paperback 29pp
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Eliot Jones Midnight Superhero Ref: 9834
by Anne Cottringer
illustrated by Alex T. Smith
A quiet, bespectacled, little boy by day; dashing superhero by night. Ingenious illustrations compliment this lovely fantasy. Age 5-8, Paperback 24pp
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 | Emma's Question Ref: 9939
by Catherine Urdahl
illustrated by Janine Dawson
Grandma has a serious illness and Emma has so many questions. However, there is one troubling question that Emma needs to ask but is afraid to. Honest and consoling. Age 5-8, American Import Paperback 30pp
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Engines, Engines: An Indian Counting Rhyme Ref: 836
by Lisa Bruce
illustrated by Stephen Waterhouse
A tremendous counting journey, set amidst the glorious colours and scenes of India. Children will love learning to count with this bright, energetic picture book. Great! Age 1-4, Paperback 24pp
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 | Every Second Friday Ref: 9940
by Kiri Lightfoot
illustrated by Ben Galbraith
Separated parents. "Our Dad is a collector of bits and bobs. Every second Friday we go and stay at Dad's house. We never know what's going to happen!" Fun, reassuring and visually stunning. Age 4-7, Paperback 24pp
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The Farmyard Jamboree (+Music CD) Ref: 8907
by Margaret Read MacDonald, illustrated by Sophie Fatus
With bold and lively illustrations, all kinds of farmyard animals and an irresistible tune, this fun book offers small children a playful way of practising their counting skills. Age 3-6 Paperback + CD 29pp
CD INCLUDED WITH THIS BOOK
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 | First Come The Zebra Ref: 9901
by Lynne Barasch
A dangerous situation means that two boys from opposing communities -Maasai and Kikuyu- must suddenly pull together. A terrific tribute to peaceful coexistence, set against a glorious backdrop of Kenyan landscapes. Age 6-9, American Import Hardback 36pp
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Fizz Whiz Ref: 9325
by Sure Graves
illustrated by Lee Wildish
Two fun stories to support children learning to read through synthetic phonics. Practise CVC words and phonemes of more than one letter. 'Lovely illustrations' (Preschool Supervisor, Letterbox reviewer). Age 3-6, Paperback 21pp
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 | The Frog Prince (+ Story CD) Ref: 551
by Jess Stockham
A lively retelling of the ever popular fairy tale, with a surprise under each flap! 'Enjoyed by the children' (Inclusion Manager, LL reviewer). Age 3-7, Paperback + CD 23pp
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From Beans to Batteries Ref: 9226
by Steve Brace
illustrated by Annie Kubler
In a village high up in the Andes, Aldomaro relies on his radio for knowledge. Published with ActionAid, this child-friendly narrative explores how batteries are sometimes a precious commodity and learning a real aspiration. Age 5-8 Paperback 31pp
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