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Future Kind – Essays on raising the generation the world needs.

Practical guidance, personal reflections, and cultural critique. Edited by Elisabeth Johnson. This book has been written for parents and those […]

This lamp is enchanted and I am the genie, I’ll grant all your wishes but don’t be a meanie…. What

One rainy morning Abigail thought of a big question. It was so big that she couldn’t think of anything else.

It was Edward’s first day at knight school so he put on his armour and helmet. It would protect him

Detention by Tristan Bancks Anisa’s Alphabet Migrations Every child a song The day the war came by Nicola Davies Out

Anisa’s alphabet is a special and moving picture book that allows readers to look into the lives of refugees as

Eloise and the bucket of stars is a magical new book by Janeen Brian which intertwines mythical creatures and the

Newton said that his major contribution to improving our knowledge of the world was his ability to be patient and

Happiness is free. It is all around, hidden in the small things that surround us, but we don’t always notice.

Snoozette’s days were all much the same. Until that peculiar afternoon….. Meet Snoozette: A tea drinker, a french speaker and…..a

Darwin wrote that Life was a struggle. If any particular animal in a species had a useful variation, it was

10 little figs are on my tree. I love figs and they’re all for me. Take a leap into this