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Be You! by Peter H Reynolds. Published by Scholastic.

My wish for you – no matter where your journey leads – is for you to always….Be You Be You! […]

Mum always said, ‘Feathers help you capture good dreams and keep the bad ones away.’ If I can catch a

Fern loved to read about the old times. Back then, you could see trees and animals wherever you looked –

Just because we’re little doesn’t mean we can’t learn big facts Puffin Little Robotics explores what robots are, who makes

Late one night, Worry Monster climbed into Archie’s bed We all have worries and as adults have developed tools and

With pressures piling up and anxiety on the rise in young children, these two books are perfect reads. Filled with

Where have all the brave bears gone? And the big fat slippery fishes? And all the lost and lovely creatures?

But….there are footsteps to follow. And words that are wise. A map that will guide us when troubles arise. Rain

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She pulled the vines aside, ripping at them. Buried deep behind the vines, she discovered a large round door knocker,

Octopuses have inspired many myths, scary stories and dinners but this book shows and tells us that they are much

Written without words, Migrants by Issa Watanabe is a book about migrants that will leave an impression on readers of