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This early graded reader uses high frequency words to show the family on their daily outings. The delightful illustrations engage children in the early reading process.
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Taro is one of the most popular foods in Samoa. You can bake it and eat it with palusami. You can boil it and eat it with coconut cream. You can even fry it and make taro chips. But how did taro get to Samoa? Find out in Who stole my taro? - a Samoan legend retold by David Riley ...and translated into Samoan by Rasela Lafaele Uili.
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"It's 1874 and when ten-year-old Rebecca Kelly is sent to the dreary Derry workhouse she decides that this is not the life for her. So she runs away and steals a horse to ride to Belfast. Rebecca is determined that she will join her brother, Felix, who is a sailor on the Queen of... Nations, a ship bound for New Zealand, but this will be difficult for a young girl without a penny to her name. Rebecca must become a servant for the Walker family and earn her passage to the new colony"--Publisher information. Suggested level: primary.
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Illustrated by Novak, Matt
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One alone is not much fun. Two together is better, it's true. But even two can be blue. So two agree that they need three! A story of love for three, four, or even more.
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Anthony Holcroft's The Ghost Tree and Other Eerie Tales is a spooky collection of stories designed to give you chills. With tales of magical cabbage trees able to move from place to place, not-so-harmless house guests and music that bridges the gap between the dead and the living..., there's a story here for everyone.
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Suzy has promised her best friends Alexa and Lucy that she will show them the secret herd of curly-coated horses living in the wild mountains near White Cloud Station. But a tragic accident puts an end to one of the girls' eventing ambitions.
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"Conrad [is] on his way to swimming training in the pre-dawn darkness. As he hurries through a park, a terrified old man bursts out of the trees at him, before running away. On his way home later, Con sees the same old man, perfectly at ease this time, with his grand-daughter, an... edgy, aggressive, solitary girl who has just arrived at Con's school. The girl (Becks) is a horse enthusiast. Con hates horses almost as much as she hates swimming. The old man holds a terrible secret, which is driving him almost mad. Becks is fiercely protective of him, and reacts explosively against the group of school bullies who mock him. But she can't cope by herself, and slowly, she and Con are drawn into the full details of the secret"--Publisher.
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When Gulls Fly High is actor and poet Peter Bland's second collection of children's verse following the popular The Night Kite. Beautifully illustrated by Peter's daughter, Joanna Bland, this lively, humorous and often thought-provoking collection of poetry will appeal to readers... of all ages.
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Things get seriously weird for Tim Townsend when he meets a pair of mice with an extraordinary calculator. Suddenly he and his sister Coral are plunged into an adventure full of strange new technology, mind parasites and visitors from very, very far away.
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By Brown, Amy
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In the second of the Pony Tales series, Jade Lennox faces a new challenge. Now that her dad is out of prison and has a job in Flaxton, she can prepare her beloved pony, Pip, for the national Pony Club Champs.
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