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 | Say Hello Ref: 9642 by Jack and Michale Foreman
"Left out, no fun. I wouldn't do this to anyone". Jack wrote this heart-felt story at the age of nine. A wonderful prompt for discussing isolation, exclusion and showing a little kindness. Kate Greenaway nominee 2009. Age 3-6, Paperback 32pp
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Say Something Ref: 947 by Peggy Moss, illustrated by Lea Lyon
Is not joining in with the bullies enough? One girl thinks it is until the bullies start on her. A sensitive and direct approach to bullying with guidelines at the back of the book. Age8+ American Import Hardback 30pp
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 | Say Something Ref: 8434B by Peggy Moss illustrated by Lea Lyon
Is not joining in with the bullies enough? One girl thinks it is until the bullies start on her. A sensitive and direct approach to bullying with guidelines at the back of the book. Age8+ American Import, Paperback 30pp
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Sense Pass King Ref: 9604 retold by Katrin Tchana illustrated by Trina Schart Hyman
Remarkable illustrations and uncommonly clever storytelling bring to life the traditional lore of northwestern Cameroon. An extraordinarily gifted child, Ma'antah, has more sense than even the king. When news of Ma'antah reaches the king, a fierce battle for power begins. Age 5-9, American Import Hardback 28pp
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 | The Seven Chinese Brothers Ref: 8815
by Margaret Mahy illustrated by Jean & Mou-Sien Tseng Seven brothers each possess an amazing power of his own. But it is only when their powers are combined that they can save themselves from the cruel emperor. Graceful prose and rich watercolours. Age 6-9 American Import Paperback 36pp
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Seven for a Secret Ref: 9022 by Laurence Anholt, illustrated by Jim Coplestone
A moving, multilayered story told through the correspondence between Ruby in her city apartment and Grandpa in his forest home. The magpie rhyme is used to explore the themes of birth, death, sorrow, joy and hope. Age 6-11 Paperback 28pp
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 | The Secret to Freedom Ref: 7762b by Marcia Vaughan, illustrated by Larry Johnson
Read about the courage of African-American slaves in the Antebellum American South, who gained freedom by fleeing to join the "Underground Railroad" to the Abolitionist North. An informative and exciting resource. Age 8+ American Import Paperback 30pp
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The Shark God Ref: 9444 by Rafe Martin illustrated by David Shannon
A snappy adventure from Hawaii. 'The children really enjoyed this story' (Primary English Manager, LL reviewer). Age 7-10 American Import Paperback 30pp
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 | Shopping With Dad Ref: 1020 by Matt Harvey illustrated by Miriam Latimer
Dad and his livewire daughter do the weekly supermarket trip- but which aisle are the bucket of worms and the dangerjam in? 'Fun, colourful illustrations; great rhythm and rhyme' (Preschool Supervisor, LL reviewer). Dual heritage family. Age 4-7, Paperback 30pp
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Shrinking Sam Ref: 1017 by Miriam Latimer
"Mum, I think I'm shrinking" said Sam. "Mmm, lovely, darling" said Mum. Superb illustrations compliment a sensitive and fun examination of feelings of being ignored. We loved it! Age 4-7, Paperback 29pp
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 | Siddharth and Rinki Ref: 9870 by Addy Farmer illustrated by Karin Littlewood
Siddharth has come to live in Britain. He dreams of the heat and colours of India and the friends he left behind. Rinki, his toy elephant understands Siddharth's loneliness. Then one day Rinki is lost... Age 5-7, Paperback 25pp
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The Silence Seeker Ref: 9871 by Ben Morley illustrated by Carl Pearce
A new boy moves in next door. Mum says he's an asylum seeker. 'A Silence Seeker!' says Joe. And so begins the story of a delightful little boy who sets out to find silence for his new friend. Age 6-9, Paperback 26pp
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 | Something Else Ref: 5721 by Kathryn Cave illustrated by Chris Riddell
Every child will empathise with Something Else, desperately trying to fit in, without success. A delightful story of prejudice overcome, winner of the 1997 Unesco prize for promoting tolerance. Still widely used by practitioners for tackling exclusion. Age 5-9, Paperback 24pp
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So Much! Ref: 655 by Trish Cooke illustrated by Helen Oxenbury
The return of a greatly missed award-winner! When the family come round for Dad's birthday, everyone wants to kiss, squeeze and snuggle the baby- they love him so much. Swinging, singing text and delightful illustrations. Age 3-6, Paperback 39pp.
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 | South African Animals Ref: 495 by Lindiwe Mabuza illustrated by Alan Baker
Let Mbali, a young Zulu girl, take you on a rhyming A to Z tour of her homeland's animals. Additional animal back notes! Age 4+, Paperback 30pp
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That Summer Ref: 9349 by Tony Johnston illustrated by Barry Moser
A very moving account of a boy losing his younger brother to cancer. Full page illustrations capture his grief, but also offer inspiration and consolation. 'A memorable book' (Former Teacher, Letterbox Reviewer). Age 9-12, American Import Paperback 26pp
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 | The Spider Weaver: A Legend of Kente Cloth Ref: 8816 by Margaret Musgrove illustrated by Julia Cairns
Read this captivating story of how beautiful spider shared her weaving secrets with two resourceful, expert Ashanti weavers. Designs and patterns from this Kente cloth are still worn throughout the world today. Age 6-9 American Import Paperback 29pp
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Snow in Jerusalem Ref: 7714B by Deborah Da Costa, illustrated by Cornelius Van Wright & Ying-Hwa Hu
A sensitively written story of two children, one Jewish, one Muslim, living in religiously-segregated Jerusalem, becoming friends through their care for a stray cat. An event as unusual and beautiful as a snowfall in Jerusalem. Age 7+ 29pp Paperback American Import
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 | Something Beautiful Ref: 7717 by Sharon Dennis Wyeth illustrated by Chris K Soentpiet
A sensitive little girl searches for something beautiful in her impoverished, vandalised neighbourhood, and discovers street-dancing, smiling babies and mommy's hugs. An enchanting reminder of the beauty in hope and friendship. Age 4-8, 28pp Paperback American Import
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The Summer My Father was Ten Ref: 7621 by Pat Brisson , illustrated by Andrea Shine
A careless act of vandalism leads to a lifelong friendship. Growing a garden is in fact a metaphor in this moving cross-generational story. Beautifully illustrated. Age 6-10, American Import, 30pp Paperback.
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 | Super Daisy Ref: 9820 by Kes Gray illustrated by Nick Sharratt
Can Super Daisy save the world from little green peas (intergalactic lift-the-flaps included!)? A much loved, boisterous character who simply has no time for being conventional! Age 3-6, Paperback 24pp
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Susan Laughs Ref: 6712b by Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Tony Ross
Susan is a perfectly normal little girl, only society's pre-suppositions might dim her spirit. A witty and profound book about disability with whimsical pictures. Age 6+, 32pp Paperback.
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 | Tales Told in Tents Ref: 9131 by Sally Pomme Clayton illustrated by Sophie Herxheimer
A magical storytelling journey through Central Asia from Kazakhstan to Afghanistan. Elegantly related traditional tales, interwoven with the author's own traveller stories and topped off by enchanting illustrations. Age 7+, Paperback 50pp
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Tell Me Again about the Night I was Born Ref: 6574 by Jamie Lee Curtis illustrated by Laura Cornell
The first book Letterbox came across which celebrated adoption. A charming and vibrantly illustrated story of a little girl reliving her first days as a new baby with adoptive parents. Gorgeous. Age 3-7, American Import Paperback 29pp
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 | Those Shoes Ref: 9337 by Maribeth Boelts illustrated by Noah Z. Jones
Jeremy wants those trainers...those black high-tops...those two white stripes. All his classmates are after a pair. But Grandma says, 'There's no room for "want" around here- just "need"'. A familiar story, fantastically delivered. Wonderful. Age 4-8, Hardback 31pp
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Those Shoes Ref: 9337B by Maribeth Boelts illustrated by Noah Z. Jones
Jeremy wants those trainers...those black high-tops...those two white stripes. All his classmates are after a pair. But Grandma says, 'There's no room for "want" around here- just "need"'. A familiar story, fantastically delivered. Wonderful. Age 4-8, Paperback 31pp
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 | The Tiger and the Wise Man Ref: 9033 by Andrew Fusek Peters, illustrated by Diana Mayo
'It teaches kids never to play with tigers' (Siobhan, 9, Letterbox reviewer)! A great hit with our young readers, this traditional Indian tale is updated with vibrant illustrations and a well crafted text. Age 4-7 Paperback 30pp
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Through My Window Ref: 645 by Tony Bradman & Eileen Browne
New edition of a classic. Jo feels poorly- so dad looks after her while mum goes off to work. As the day passes, Jo gazes out of her window onto her lively, superbly diverse, neighbourhood. Terrific local, urban UK feel. Age 3-6, Paperback 25pp
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 | Thunder Rose Ref: 9338 by Jerdine Nolen illustrated by Kadir Nelson
A terrific read-aloud, starring the tough, exuberant Thunder Rose. No mountain is too high for her, no desert too dry. Award-winning and dazzling. Age 7-10, American Import Paperback 30pp
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Totally Wonderful Miss Plumberry Ref: 9841 by Michael Rosen illustrated by Chinlun Lee
Molly loves the crystal given to her by her grandma far away. But Russell's water-spurting dinosaur looks like overshadowing it. That is...until Miss Plumberry claps her hands. Age 4-7, Paperback 32pp
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 | Traditional Stories from the Amazon Ref: 9445 by Saviour Pirotta illustrated by Becky Gryspeerdt
Thrilling tales from the Amazon complete with maps, glossaries and activities. 'The children were enthralled' (English Primary Manager, LL reviewer). Age 7-11, Paperback 45pp
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The Traveller Ref: 1026 by Denys Johnson-Davies illustrated by Elena Selivanova
The adventures of a traveller whose super-kindness almost costs him his life! An upbeat retelling of an Arabic classic, 'Khalila Wa Dimma', with whimsical illustrations. Age 6-8, UAE Import Paperback 45pp
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 | Trouble Talk Ref: 9873 by Trudy Ludwig illustrated by Mikela Prevost
Bailey loves to talk and everything is fair game. An exceptionally thoughtful book about the harmful consequences of gossiping, lies and spreading rumours. 'Excellent all round' (Education Liaison Officer, LL reviewer). Age 7-9, American Import Hardback 30pp
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Tuck Your Vest In Ref: 835 by Daniel Morden & Suzanne Carpenter
'The rhymes are simple and catching and I like the Welsh touches' (Inclusion Manager, LL reviewer). A perfectly down-to-earth, comic and colourful account of a busy nursery day. Age 2-5, Paperback 26pp
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 | Two Homes Ref: 7816 by Claire Masurel, illustrated by Kady MacDonald Denton
Alex has 2 homes, 2 bedrooms, 2 favourite chairs, 2 sets of friends. But whether she is with Mummy or Daddy, she is loved by them both. A positive portrayal of life with divorced parents. 40pp Paperback
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Up and Down the Andes Ref: 1031 by Laurie Krebs illustrated by Aurélia Fronty
Bouncy rhyming couplets describe children from across southern Peru travelling to Cusco to celebrate the spectacular Festival of the Sun. Extensive back notes on Peruvian culture. 'A multicultural rhyming delight!' (Early Years Adviser, LL reviewer). Age 4-7, Hardback 29pp
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 | Vegetable Glue Ref: 9852 by Susan Chandler illustrated by Elena Odriozola
If things start falling off your body, it's time to reach for the vegetable glue. A comical, rhyming take on healthy eating with quirky illustrations. Age 3-6, Paperback 22pp
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The Village that Vanished Ref: 7931b by Ann Grifalconi, illustrated by Kadir Nelson
How can the villagers escape the slavers? Featuring a mother and daughter, this story is told in the style of an African folk teller reflecting on the way oral history was passed down. A magnificent book. Age 7-10 Paperback 26pp
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 | We Are All Born Free Ref: 9565 in association with Amnesty International
This beautiful collection, published to mark the 60th anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights, celebrates each declaration with an illustration by an internationally-renowned artist. Absolutely stunning! Age 6+, Hardback 72pp
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Weslandia Ref: 9817 by Paul Fleishman illustrated by Kevin Hawkes
Wesley isn't like the other boys. He doesn't like football or No2 haircuts. An outcast, he decides to create his own civilization- the wondrous Weslandia! Utterly inspiring. Age 6-9, Paperback 32pp
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 | What Will I Be? Ref: 8921 by Dawne Allette, illustrated by Paul Cemmick
A rhyming romp through the world of jobs- and gender restrictions do not apply! Tyra wants to be an astronaut, firefighter, doctor, electrician, rat exterminator, talk show host
but first she knows she must learn how to spell. Age 6-8 Paperback 27pp
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When the Bees Fly Home Ref: 9606 by Andrea Chang illustrated by Joline McFadden
A special story about a sensitive, artistic, boy who- while not as physically strong as the other men in his family- is just as gifted. A beautiful anthem to being true to who you are. Age 6-10, American Import Hardback 30pp
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 | When I'm a Grown-Up Ref: 9541 by Anne Faundez illustrated by Katherine Lucas
A girl's imagination soars as she wonders about life as a grown-up. Strong rhythms and rhymes. 'Thought the illustrations were beautiful' (Nursery Worker, LL reviewer). Age 2-5, Paperback 21pp
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Why? Ref: 934 by Linday Camp illustrated by Tony Ross
Lily's Dad just can't take any more questions- that is until something rather unusual happens. Wonderfully expressive illustrations bring this instantly recognizable situation alive with laughter. Age 4-7, Paperback 23pp
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 | Willow's Whispers Ref: 1021 by Lana Button illustrated by Tania Howells
Willow's reluctance to express her needs above a tiny whisper gets her into all sorts of tangles. An enchanting and thoughtful story about a very shy child who discovers her inner microphone. Marvellous. Age 4-7, Canadian Import Hardback 29pp
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A World Full of Ghosts Ref: 9847 by Charis Cotter illustrated by Mongeau
Happy Ghosts in China, Gliding Ghosts in Africa. Take a spooky trip around the globe with this fun and frightening host of international phantoms. Scariness guide included! Age 6-10, Canadian Import Paperback 43pp
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 | A World of Prayers Ref: 9730 selected by Revd Jeremy Brooks illustrated by Elena Gomez
Mealtime graces from Nigeria and China; blessings from Kenya and Scotland...A lovely collection of Christian prayers from every corner of the globe with splendid, sweeping illustrations. Age 7+, Paperback 32pp
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Will There Be a Lap for Me? Ref: 5023 by Dorothy Corey illustrated by Nancy Poydar
Kyle has a special place on Mother's lap. But a new baby is on the way... Mum's tummy gets bigger and her lap gets smaller. Will there still be a lap for Kyle? Gentle and reassuring. Age 3-6, American Import Paperback 21pp
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 | Wings Ref: 7819 by Christopher Myers
An inspiring and moving celebration of the importance of being your true self, whatever others think of you. Ikarus Jackson has wings, but dare he brave the stares and fly? Age 7+ America Import 40pp Paperback
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World Team Ref: 7820 by Tim Vyner
Right now, from England to Brazil, India to Japan, there are more children like you playing football than you can possibly imagine. Age 5-8 30pp Paperback
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 | Yanni Rubbish Ref: 8421 by Shulamith Levey Oppenheim, illustrated by Doug Chayka
Yanni needs to collect the rubbish if his family is to survive in a poor Greek community. A positive, gentle story of overcoming teasing and gaining the respect of others. Age 7+ American Import Paperback 26pp
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You Can't See a Dodo at the Zoo Ref: 9441 by Fred Ehrlich illustrated by Amanda Haley
From Tasmanian Devils to Woolly Mammoths, an energetic and humorous introduction to extinct and endangered species. 'The drawings are very good and it is funny' (Lewis, 9, LL reviewer). Age 7-10, American Import Paperback 30pp
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 | Yuk! Ref: 9819 by Kes Gray illustrated by Nick Sharratt
Can Bridesmaid Daisy avoid wearing a frilly dress (yuk!)? A much loved, boisterous character who simply has no time for being conventional! Age 3-6, Paperback 24pp
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Zomo the Rabbit Ref: 9931 by Gerald McDermott
An entertaining and vivid retelling of a trickster escapade: Zomo, the speedy and clever rabbit of West Africa. Dazzlingly illustrated. Age 3-7, American Import Paperback 29pp
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