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Go away worry monster by Brooke Graham and Robin Tatlow-Lord. Published by EK Books

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

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

Every boy can be a hero, brave knight or superman by helping others, doing right and being the best he

Roland and his best friend, Garg the Barbarian leave the safety of their village and embark on a quest to

Benedict Stanley and Audrey Mae live at number 23 Mavin Road The Biscuit Maker by Sue Lawson and Liz Anelli

This is my best friend, Squidge Dibley. He’s stuck deep, dark and seriously scary cave far beneath our school, Craglands

You have a smart mind You have a strong body You have a beautiful Heart. Meet Rosie, a young girl