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Written as a series of letters from a young girl to the new Princess, this sweet story has kindness and teamwork at its heart. For 5 years plus.
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This story has Allis back at work on the farm. Can she pull a heavy load of hay to feed the cows? It's a very hot day and the load is very heavy . . .
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A magical tale that follows the seasons of the year, as Arlo meets and watches the creatures who live in the beautiful Ginkgo tree in his garden. New Zealand Fantails star in the nest building and egg hatching, A gentle story that delights in the wonder of the natural world.
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It's SPRING on the farm and springtime is always busy at Rosie Joy's. There are crops to plant and baby lambs everywhere. Rosie Joy and her best friend Polly take on a special spring project involving chickens, peggy squares, famous explorers and some pretty big words!
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A playful story featuring animals from the farm and a pony who just wants to play!
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A young boy writes to Donald Trump about building a wall in his room.
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This fully illustrated junior story explores the stages of grief through a narrative that acknowledges the need for time and space in the process of coming to terms with loss. For any age and for everybody who has ever lost something they love.
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Sam has a problem. He has to share a room with his older brother and things aren't easy. When Sam sees Donald Trump on TV talking about `the wall' he realises a solution is at hand! But who knew that planning a wall could be so tricky? The letters that follow invite conversations... about the question of living with others in times of conflict. The voice of the young boy show adults something of the nature of peace and good relationships.
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Sam has a problem. He has to share a room with his older brother and things aren't easy. When Sam sees Donald Trump on TV talking about `the wall' he realises a solution is at hand! But who knew that planning a wall could be so tricky? The letters that follow invite conversations... about the question of living with others in times of conflict. The voice of the young boy show adults something of the nature of peace and good relationships.
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One boy's appeal for justice in the form of a dividing wall
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