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Max has dinosaur feet. He must not wake the baby. Stomp! Stamp! Smash! Oh dear! How can he and his family keep their feet quiet, and the baby asleep?
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Santa has discovered high-tech gear. With his techno-pad, a soft reclining seat in his sleigh and a rocket pack, he is well prepared to deliver presents for Christmas Day. But as things start to go wrong, Santa needs the help of a young girl so that all the presents get delivered ...
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Two mice, Marvin and Marigold, live next door to each other. When Marvin gets a cold, Marigold has to find a cure to save her mouse house. Told in Mark Carthews classic lyrical rhyme.
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Ash is feeling lonely. She wishes she had someone to play with. Then a sad elephant comes along and Ash has an idea that will cheer him up. Soon she is sharing her idea with lots of animals in the forest. A warm-hearted story about sharing with others.
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Jump and shout.... clap and cheer on this rollicking adventure with a lively family. Join them as they swing, skip and tumble through the neighbourhood on a joyful day out.
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Real isn't how you are made. It's a thing that happens when a child loves you. More than anything else, the Velevteen Rabbit wants to become real just like the wild rabbits he's seen in the woods. But can the Boy help make the Rabbit's wish come true? First published in 1922, the ...
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A little boy and his mum discover many colourful, fun and exciting things when they attend the Africa Day Festival.
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Oliver tries desperately to get George to play with him, but George is far too engrossed in his book. A brilliantly crafted, humorous picture book with a twist from award-winning author Peter Carnavas.
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This classic Clement Clarke Moore poem is given new life with beautiful illustrations by Helene Magisson. The perfect book to celebrate the joy of the festive season.
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Although he comes from a long line of archaeologists, Edward has never discovered anything. Then one rainy night, he stumbles upon what could be his first great discovery
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