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A simple yet charming wee picture book which celebrates the power of imagination.
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Friends - everyone's got them, even if they don't always get along with them all the time! Friendship is a universal theme for Kiwi kids and this year's collection of 30 stories covers a range of situations: being the new kid at school, competition between friends, learning to ge ...
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The Gruesomes dress up as humans for Halloween. Who will they scare?
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Billy Gruesome is sick. He needs an ogre song to make him better!
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The Gruesomes have a new house, but it is too clean for ogres!
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Miserly old Jerry from the Kai Corner Dairy is the New Zealand equivalent of Scrooge. Children will love spotting the odd kiwi icon in Webb's humorous illustrations.
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Piggity-Wiggity Jiggity Jig is back in a new adventure, wherein the Jig family exhibit the famous Kiwi No.8 fencing wire mentality. Piggity's dreams of sleeping in his own little tent are almost dashed when they find a tent pole missing. However, resourcefulness reigns!
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Under the instructions of Morris the Magician, Sir Omelet and his trusty squire Peabody (and not-sonoble steed Noodle) must go in search for the egg of the Rotten bird if they are to have any hope of getting the kidnapped Lady Eggwena back.
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The Tidy Street parents are on the warpath. 'Leave this street,' they say to Quin Majik. 'Immediately.' Of course Quin isn't going anywhere. Instead he and Fred Smart hatch a scheme with stilts, codes and cunning to liberate the Tidy Street kids from The Rules and let them have s ...
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Another lovely anthology of thirty stories for children with a theme of sport. The stories range from funny to serious, exciting and back to funny.
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