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Art the Alien
Have you ever wondered how strange Earth would seem to a visitor from another planet?
How would everyday objects appear?
Perhaps the toys in your bedroom would be confusing, or even frightening.
Art the Alien is a tiny traveller from outer space.
Join him on his adventures as he explores the Earth’s surface for the very first time.
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As Beautiful as a Dove
When Butterfly sees how beautifully Dove and Peregrine Falcon can fly, she longs to fly just like them, but this will prove to be a very hard task. Will Butterfly ever find true beauty in the way she flies? Read on to find out in this wonderfully illustrated book for children.
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Astounding Agnes, The First Girl Guide
Meet Agnes Baden-Powell, the clever girl who grew up to be the talented and energetic first president of the Girl Guides! Learn about her family, early life, skills and talents in this book, for children aged six and up.
Agnes was an unconventional Victorian woman who loved sports and nature. She promoted outdoor education and activities for girls and young women long before it was fashionable. Agnes worked tirelessly to establish Girl Guiding and grow the organisation. She penned numerous articles and traveled extensively to convince people about the benefits of joining.
Sadly, Agnes did not receive much recognition during her lifetime. She was later sidelined and excluded from leadership positions. A campaign to see her receive more recognition for her achievements and to celebrate her legacy is gaining support. Hopefully this book will create more awareness of this astounding woman’s contributions to the Girl Guiding movement, which continues to inspire and empower girls and young women today.
“I think it’s great! It will be a delightful, inspirational children’s book! Agnes was the most remarkable woman and it’s so good that her talents and achievements are being given due recognition. I wish Catherine Gritz every success with it.” From Gill Clay, Agnes’s great-niece.
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Auston the Sidecar Dog Saves Christmas
Follow the adventures of Auston the Sidecar Dog in his travels around the globe. Children will enjoy his first book presenting the story of Auston and Santa Claus on their Christmas Eve travels in the magical scooter and will also learn about geography at the same time. This is a fun and delightfully illustrated book to be enjoyed by children and parents alike.
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Baa Baa Black Sheep Have You Any Wool?
Winter is coming and Wee Willie Winkie needs a jumper to keep him warm while he checks all the town’s children are in bed asleep. He visits a number of local sheep but sadly they have already given away their last bag of wool to someone else. Then a friend has an idea that saves the day.
Join Wee Willie Winkie on his journey through Nursery Rhyme Land in his search. Who will he meet? Who saves the day? Come inside and see!
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Baboon on the Moon
This book is a fun rhyming book for children, all about a baboon who has made his home on the moon. Edgar St Neeze is an inquisitive baboon. Having considered the frequently asked question of whether the moon is made of cheese, he is determined to prove that it is. Follow Edgar’s adventures and discover whether or not he is successful in this hilarious and engaging book.
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Baby Dinosaur
So much of the time people pass judgement without realising the impact it can have on others. This little dinosaur tries his hardest to make friends, yet nobody could look past the fact he was a dinosaur who never had the same ability as them…until somebody actually looks beyond.
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Baby Dragon in the Greenhouse
Celebrate the bond between Smokey the baby dragon and a little boy named Tom in this wonderful story and beautifully illustrated book.
Smokey is a baby dragon with a curious character. He has been dropped off by his mum but told to keep quiet and out of sight. It was only a matter of time when Smokey started to explore his surroundings. As he turned his backend knocked over a pot and made an almighty crashing noise! Smokey ran and hid behind some plants, and when he looked up there was Tom.
Tom is a little boy who lives with his mum. He struggles to make friends so usually has no one to play with.
Come join the journey of friendship between a baby dragon and a little boy, it’s sure to turn your good day into a great day.
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Bagpipe, The Farting Cat
Embark on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure with Bagpipe the cat, the infamous feline with an uncontrollable flatulence problem! In this charming children’s tale, Bagpipe’s odorous predicament leads him on a quest to find a place where his farts will be accepted. From the farmhouse to the cow shed, pigpen, stables, and chicken coop, Bagpipe’s stenchy emissions drive away all the farmyard animals.
Determined to find his rightful home, Bagpipe’s journey takes him far and wide, venturing through the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert and even venturing into the depths of outer space. Along the way, young readers will be captivated by the beautifully illustrated pages and fall in love with the endearing characters.
As Bagpipe’s misadventures unfold, children’s imaginations will soar, their laughter bubbling over as they follow the cat’s action-packed escapades. Will Bagpipe ever find a place where he belongs, despite his pungent predicament? Discover the hilarious and heartwarming conclusion that will leave readers of all ages giggling with delight.
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Barcelona – Enchanting City
Barcelona – Enchanting City is a new illustrated children’s guidebook to the magical capital city of Catalonia, Spain.
The colourful guide is divided into nine chapters, each written in a contemporary, poetic style which should fascinate and encourage curiosity in readers from the age of nine upwards. There are chapters on the legendary La Rambla, Camp Nou – FC Barcelona’s fantastic football ground, Montjuïc, the ’92 Olympic Games and much, much more…
The poetical style of the chapters makes it easier for children (including less-motivated learners) to remember the information and new or difficult words, while developing a fascination for language.
Each chapter even has its own set of four fun quiz cards which can be used with friends. There is also a glossary which gives curious readers more information about places and expressions in the text.
The author has been writing texts and materials for teaching the English language since 2011.
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Barra the Squirrel
How lovely to introduce a child to a beautiful world, full of fun and charm! Why not let Barra the Squirrel, his little friend Cairn and their much-loved band of chums, entertain you? There is many a moral to be found in the story of friendship, tolerance and understanding. Although aimed at reading to the tiny child, it’s a lovely book to read, re-read and treasure over the early years.
Their adventures take the reader, and listener, to a world of joy. Leading to the understanding that, no matter what, friendship and love will triumph over all. In particular, that if respect is given to everyone and their differences, it will be a happier world!
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Barry the Beanbug
Barry dreams of having an adventure and asks his friend Colin to come along with him. What lies beyond the wall, could Barry have a chance of finding out? It’s a little scary on the way but a wonderful world unfolds before him and it is so exciting. Take the journey with him and see all the wonders and what excitement lies in store on this trip away from home, ride along on this tale of friendship, happiness and being glad that you can always come back home and be with the ones you love.
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