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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Amberin Huq (illustrator). Join The Whale Watchers on an unforgettable summer holiday adventure that raises awareness of the key role that whales play in climate change and explains how readers can help protect whales and their environment by reducing single use plastics and embracing a more sustainable reuse culture. It's the first day of summer holidays and Finn can't believe his marine biologist mum is dragging him and his little brother Jesse off to miserable, rainy Scotland to study the whales that live there. Finn longs to be somewhere hot, lying by a hotel pool with his headphones on. He's sick of his mum's work, and of the knot in his stomach that tightens whenever he thinks about her hopeless cause - beautiful sea creatures endangered by a plastic-polluted ocean. But when a girl with binoculars round her neck and a dog at her heels takes Finn and Jesse to her secret lookout point, Finn soon finds himself swept up in an unforgettable adventure. But can he find hope too? Your support helps this book give back: Increasing awareness, creating change and donating back to the cause Commissioned by BRITA, to raise funds for their partner WDC (Whale and Dolphin Conservation) the leading charity dedicated to the protection of whales and dolphins, who will receive a share of the profits. AGES: 5 to 9 AUTHOR: Dougie Poynter is a musician, songwriter, designer and the co-author, with McFly bandmate Tom Fletcher, of The Dinosaur That Pooped series which has sold more than a million copies, as well as having penned his own books, Plastic Sucks and Dinosaurs Rock. He is passionate about the natural world, a keen conservationist and was instrumental in the campaign to ban microplastics in the UK. Amberin Huq studied illustration at University College Falmouth. She loves to create atmospheric illustrations in adventure stories. Her clients include Bloomsbury, Hodder Education and Highlights Magazine. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. James Brown (illustrator). An exhilarating adventure from renowned picture book author, Karl Newson, that sparks a lifelong love for books. Characters from different stories collide to celebrate our rich tapestry of children's literature. As pages wildly come to life, this riotous read not only entertains but also shows the magic of storytelling and the importance of keeping the joy of reading alive. With every turn of the page, it's a celebration of the limitless worlds within books, encouraging young minds to become active participants in their everyday reading adventures.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. James Brown (illustrator). An exhilarating adventure from renowned picture book author, Karl Newson, that sparks a lifelong love for books. Characters from different stories collide to celebrate our rich tapestry of children's literature. As pages wildly come to life, this riotous read not only entertains but also shows the magic of storytelling and the importance of keeping the joy of reading alive. With every turn of the page, it's a celebration of the limitless worlds within books, encouraging young minds to become active participants in their everyday reading adventures. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. All the weasels in Westburrow Wood are supposed to follow the rules and fit in. So, imagine their confusion when they meet Wesley, a wacky weasel, who is obsessed with clothes! As the other weasels plot and protest against Wesley, readers will be eager to find out what happens when Wesley escapes to the city and leaves the wood feeling much less colourful. An LGBT dad of two, Wesley was the first text Samuel penned, inspired by his youth growing up in a small Welsh village and being teased and ostricised due to his fashion and outwardly flamboyant nature. Illustrated by Ryan Sonderegger, a young dad of three from Utah, USA. He has a successful career in special effects for TV and his new passion for illustration has earned him over 25,000 followers on Instagram. This book was selected by Save The Children for their 2020 #savewithstories, campaign and read by welsh actor Luke Evans. It was also chosen by Giovanna Fletcher to read on as a bedtime story for her happymumhappybaby instgram channel. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. A heart-warming rhyming story about the realities behind a typical family Christmas; reminding us how easy it is to get caught up in material things, through the true to life and tear-inducing experiences of the family next door. Grandad helps his family get through their challenges in the run up to the big day, from Lilys meltdown in her school nativity, to cremated turkey on Christmas morning! His special gift (a message from Grandma) helps the family remember her and reminds them that Christmas should be about togetherness. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Far out to sea and deep below the whispering waves lives a merman called Nen. Nen spends his days exploring his underwater kingdom, but something is missing: his heart is empty. So, Nen ventures to the forbidden world above and it is here that he meets Ernest, a lonely fisherman. But can two people from different worlds be together and what will happen when a terrifying storm gathers? A lyrical, beautiful celebration of love, acceptance and faith, with a gentle message about how we treat our oceans, and each other. A, modern LGBT spin on a much loved classic tale, The Little Mermaid about a merman named Nen, who forms a beautiful relationship with Ernest, a lonely fisherman who tries to look after the ocean. Launched during pride month 2021. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Jess Rose (illustrator). Paperback. A spellbinding rhyming story that brings to life the precious moments between a mother and daughter, with a sprinkle of magic and a supernatural twist.The magical moments between a mother and her daughter are some of the most treasured memories to make. But what if your mummy happens to be a witch?This wonderfully witchy story is a cauldron of utterly charming ingredients told through the eyes of a little witchling. From dandelion ice-scream to pumpkin perfume and cauldron baths, and best of all a mummy who can wake up the sun and make the stars shine.PRAISE"Adorable storytelling, beautiful illustrations. An instant 'Moon Lane Classic'." - Tamara Macfarlane, Founder of the multi-award winning Moon Lane bookshops in London and Kent"A beautiful celebration of nature, magic moments & mums that do things differently." - Through The Wardrobe bookshop The magical moments between a mother and her daughter are some of the most treasured memories you'll make. But what if your mummy happens to be a witch?"A touching tale about a mother and her little witchling" - The Daily Express Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. Far out to sea and deep below the whispering waves lives a merman called Nen. Nen spends his days exploring his underwater kingdom, but something is missing: his heart is empty. So, Nen ventures to the forbidden world above and it is here that he meets Ernest, a lonely fisherman. But can two people from different worlds be together and what will happen when a terrifying storm gathers? A lyrical, beautiful celebration of love, acceptance and faith, with a gentle message about how we treat our oceans, and each other.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. Katie Cottle (illustrator). An uplifting story on sustainability, in response to many 'heavy' green titles coming to the market that children often find intimidating. Omar, The Bees and Me encourages children to look after nature in local communities planting wild flowers to form bee corridors. Themes around cultural identity are also explored through Omar (a new boy from Syria) and Maisie's friendship. Offers an insight into international beekeeping and illustrated by award-winning picture-book maker Katie Cottle, creator of The Green Giant and The Blue Giant. Includes bee facts on endpapers and a recipe for honey cake on end page.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Katie Cottle (illustrator). An uplifting story on sustainability, in response to many 'heavy' green titles coming to the market that children often find intimidating. Omar, The Bees and Me encourages children to look after nature in local communities planting wild flowers to form bee corridors. Themes around cultural identity are also explored through Omar (a new boy from Syria) and Maisie's friendship. Offers an insight into international beekeeping and illustrated by award-winning picture-book maker Katie Cottle, creator of The Green Giant and The Blue Giant. Includes bee facts on endpapers and a recipe for honey cake on end page. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. A cute non-fiction title that brings baby animals from vulnerable and endangered species to life in a way that will entice readers to discover some of these creatures for the first time! Exciting yet informative, this collection of facts is all about some of our planets most amazing and adorable animals. The sweet animals will appeal to children visually, but the book also carries a strong education message, and encouragement to support conservation. The foreword is written by wildlife filmmaker Dan O'Neill, who has had his documentaries shown on BBC Earth. AGES: 4 to 7 AUTHOR: Loll Kirby has spent many years being inspired by young people, through her work as a primary teacher and forest school leader. She believes that children are never too small to start making a difference. She lives in Leamington Spa, and has three young children. Ashlee Spink studied a BA in Illustration at the Arts University in Bournemouth, and is now a freelance illustrator. She lives and works in Winchester, and her clients include Paperchase and the BBC. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. This sensitive book aims to open up conversations and help children realise that they don't have to follow the pack, give them the confidence to do the right thing and stay true to who they really are. Second offering from illustrator Ryan Sonderegger, from the global smash 'What Wesley Wore'. Talks about peer pressure, toxic masculinity and gang mentality using the metaphor of mild and wild wolves. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sparking creativity for all, this book invites readers to draw, write, and talk about the what-ifs and how-comes. Its a storytelling revolution that turns reluctant readers into eager explorers and pushes young book lovers to create memorable stories of their own. This unusual rhyming journey through a world of dynamic story starters, was created in collaboration with twelve illustrators, to excite and engage everyone from avid book lovers, to the most reluctant readers. Children at home will ask for the book again and again, reliving their adventure across every contrasting page. In school environments this book is used by teachers in Key stages 1 and 2 to engage reluctant readers and writers, inspiring them to write creatively and map stories using the fun and disruptive content. Other more able writers in school extend their stories into fully illustrated poems. This book is a great tool for anyone who wants to reignite the imaginative wonder in the mind of their child/student. Dive into a world of bite-sized story starters that really pack a punch! This disruptive ryhming adventure presents a vibrant new scene at every page turn, each created by a different illustrator, to engage the screen-scrolling short attention spans, as well as excite the most imaginative bookworms. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Amberin Huq (illustrator). Paperback. Join The Whale Watchers on an unforgettable summer holiday adventure that raises awareness of the key role that whales play in climate change and explains how readers can help protect whales and their environment by reducing single use plastics and embracing a more sustainable reuse culture. It's the first day of summer holidays and Finn can't believe his marine biologist mum is dragging him and his little brother Jesse off to miserable, rainy Scotland to study the whales that live there. Finn longs to be somewhere hot, lying by a hotel pool with his headphones on. He's sick of his mum's work, and of the knot in his stomach that tightens whenever he thinks about her hopeless cause - beautiful sea creatures endangered by a plastic-polluted ocean. But when a girl with binoculars round her neck and a dog at her heels takes Finn and Jesse to her secret lookout point, Finn soon finds himself swept up in an unforgettable adventure. But can he find hope too? Your support helps this book give back: Increasing awareness, creating change and donating back to the cause Commissioned by BRITA, to raise funds for their partner WDC (Whale and Dolphin Conservation) the leading charity dedicated to the protection of whales and dolphins, who will receive a share of the profits. AGES: 5 to 9 AUTHOR: Dougie Poynter is a musician, songwriter, designer and the co-author, with McFly bandmate Tom Fletcher, of The Dinosaur That Pooped series which has sold more than a million copies, as well as having penned his own books, Plastic Sucks and Dinosaurs Rock. He is passionate about the natural world, a keen conservationist and was instrumental in the campaign to ban microplastics in the UK. Amberin Huq studied illustration at University College Falmouth. She loves to create atmospheric illustrations in adventure stories. Her clients include Bloomsbury, Hodder Education and Highlights Magazine. Join The Whale Watchers on an unforgettable summer holiday adventure that raises awareness of the key rolethat whales play in climate change and explains how readers can help protect whales and their environment by reducing single use plastics and embracing a more sustainable reuse culture. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. While Cinder dreams of a girl with eyes the colour of the sea, Princess Ella longs for something she cannot yet imagine. When the two girls meet, their hearts are filled with joy, but what will happen when the clock strikes midnight?With one family being a source of encouragement, the other determined to crush all attempts at happiness, the odds are firmly stacked against our heroes. Yet with the power of love and strength, hope prevails. The result is a richly purposeful and inspirational, tale where girl meets girl and love faces adversity. Will Cinder and Ella find their happily ever after?PRAISE"A gorgeous retelling of everyone's favourite fairy tale. It's a delight to see that we all deserve a happily ever after." - Jodie Lancet-Grant, author of 'Pirate Mums' and 'The Marvellous Doctors for Magical Creatures'"An uplifting, hopeful and inspiring LGBT fairy tale, celebrating feminism, strength and love." - James Mayhew, Children's Author and Illustrator A FRESH REIMAGINING OF A CLASSIC TALE, WITH A LONG-AWAITED TWIST.This inspiring LGBT love story truly celebrates feminism, strength and justice. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Helen Panayi (illustrator). Paperback. As a prince's endless greed leads to a frozen curse from a beautiful witch, he embarks on a quest to make things right. In his darkest hour, the hope of a magical star and the kindness of others, shows the prince that the greatest gift of all is not found in material things, but in the joy of sharing and the warmth of friendship. From the author of 'Santa's Wish' and 'Where Bjorn Belongs' this latest Christmas story not only inspires sharing and selflessness in the festive season, it also invites readers to think about how they can make their own stories by blending well-known tales. When prancing peacocks and piles of presents just aren't enough for a greedy prince, will he ever find the greatest gift? Find out in this cautionary tale that combines elements of classic fairy tales, to create a festive story of transformation and compassion, through the magic of Christmas. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Rory loves his dad, but he also really likes his step-dad, Tony. He has weekends with Dad in the park and makes imaginary dens with Tony, so when Father's Day comes, who should he make his card for at school? Spotting his frustration, Tony spends his 'rainy-day pennies' to take Rory somewhere new - an ART GALLERY, full of wonders. As they pause to reflect in a huge room of rectangles, Rory sees his conflicting feelings glistening back at him in many powerful colours. Afterwards, a 'chance' encounter with Dad, under a red sky, helps Rory realise that he doesn't have to feel torn at all. AGES: 3 to 5 AUTHOR: Ian is 35 years old and was born in Essex. Having spent 13 years as primary school teacher, which has included being an English Coordinator, Phase Leader and member of Senior Management, he is now a resource writer for The Literacy Shed and Authorfy as well as Director of The Reading Realm and creator of The Reading Realm app! His debut with Owlet Press, Nen and The Lonely Fisherman, was shortlisted for The British Book Awards, as well as the Polari Children's and YA Prize. A book about blended families and big feelings, centred around Rory's first Father's Day without his dad living at home. A surprise trip to an art gallery helps him reflect and realise that he doesn't need to feel so torn. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Jessica Knight (illustrator). Paperback. Daisy felt like she had to be 'perfect', just like all the flowers in her dads' pristine shop. While she longed for muddy play and a puppy, her dads would keep everything 'just right' and would always help Daisy 'turn her frown upside-down', but a dandelion dream helps the family to reconnect and welcome a new addition! A story that helps bring families closer together and allows children to accept that it's OK not to be OK. AGES: 3 to 5 AUTHOR: Sam's world changed when he became a Dad through adoption. Having never thought of writing books before, he was dramatically inspired by his children's experiences and began to write senstive, theraputic stories which help children tackle some of life's big issues. He is also passionate about representation and ensures that his stories have an authentic cast of diverse characters and creators. Successes include 'The Blanket Bears' which is now a staple for the adoption community and 'Storm in a Jar' a well-endorsed book which relflets the emotional aftermath of loss. His book about empathy, 'What Wesley Wore' (inspired by his own experience of bullying as a child) has now been translated all over the world. While Daisy longed for muddy play and a puppy, her dads would keep everything 'just right' for their precious daughter and would always help Daisy 'turn her frown upside-down', with 'Fun Fridays' and 'Perfect Picnics' but Daisy's dandelion dream helps the family to reconnect and welcome a furry new addition! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. COLOUR ME! A joyful book of colour mixing that empowers children and shows them that brown skin is beautiful. I wrote this book after mixing colours with my son - when he mixed all the paints together, he looked at me and said Yuk brown I hate brown! This made me question why. I then explained, It's not yuk - it's beautiful like you and me. Then I remembered doing the SAME thing when I was a little girl and it just made me think about how children see the colour brown as 'not nice' which then leads to negative feelings about themselves and their skin colour. AGES: 3 to 5 AUTHOR: Michaela Dias-Hayes lives in Leicester with her son Larson, and they both love to draw and paint! Michaela has been creative ever since her parents bought her pens and colouring books at a very young age. She studied Fashion and Textiles at Leicester's De Montfort University, and has gone on to design for clients such as Next and Morrisons. She loves to design quirky characters using wax crayons and watercolours, with lots of computer magic involved. The first in a two-book series that champions and empowers children of colour in beautifully simplistic ways. This book teached children how to mix colours, and how all three primary colours, mixed together, make beautiful brown. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Sian Bowman (illustrator). Paperback. Scenarios like the first day of term, outdoor learning, and the school play can affect children in different ways, but Dexter has a way of naturally helping all the diverse children he meets, making them feel calm and happy.PRAISE"A warm tale with stunning illustrations. I wish there had been a dog like Dexter at my school. So charming." - Elle McNicoll, multi-award winning author of 'A Kind of Spark'"A beautiful book that helps discuss neurodiversity - sometimes all we need is a little understanding and a helping paw." - Louise Gooding, author of 'Wonderfully Wired Brains: An Introduction to the World of Neurodiversity' A 'GENTLY RELATABLE' STORY ABOUT HOW WE ALL EXPERIENCE SCHOOL DIFFERENTLY. This book introduces readers to the spectrum of neurodiversity, through the lovable school dog, Dexter. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A story that nurtures a growth mindset in young readers. When the pigeons are overwhelmed by rubbish, Pip shows them how the word fail simply means 'find another idea & learn' with resourceful solutions for any misadventure! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Abbie's True Colours is an inspiring narrative non-fiction book about the true meaning of pride, based on 12-year-old Abbie Jane, who wanted to create positive change in her community, in the face of bullying. You only see joyful and beautiful rainbows when you look up, so Abbie (now 15) started giving out free rainbow beads for shoelaces, so, like here, victims of bullying (who would often be looking down) could see the rainbows and know that they weren't alone. Her idea caught on and now, The Rainbow Shoelace Project has become a global movement! AGES: 4 to 7 AUTHOR: Claire Thompson is an Australian children's author based in Brisbane, Australia. Driven by her background in journalism, she has a nose for sniffing out true stories to empower and inspire. As a loyal ally to the LGBTQIA+ community, Claire has written this book in collaboration with its protagonist, young LGBT activist, Abbie Jane and donated a share of profits to the Rainbow Shoelace Project. A true story about the power of determination, that shows us how everyone deserves to shine, by showing their true colours. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Dylan and his family move to a new house, he notices something different: THIS house has a GHOST! Sadly, no-one else can accept their spooky housemate, so the family soon evict the ghost. While everyone else enjoys the fright-free days, the house feels sad and empty to Dylan. Can he help his family fix their mistake? A beautiful book about belonging, which reassures young children who might be afraid of ghosts, and teaches us all to be kinder to others. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An accessible, warm-hearted story, written by an adoptive parent, centred around two young bears who find themselves out in the cold, alone, and begin their journey to being adopted into a forever family. The story acknowledges the mix of emotions children being adopted can feel - the fear and worry, as well as the joy of experiencing love and kindness from their new carers. With appealing animal characters and beautiful illustrations, The Blanket Bears offers an honest yet gentle account of the complete adoption journey for children starting or trying to understand the process. It's also a great introduction to young children more widely about how the process of adoption works and how some families come to be together. In order the strike the right balance of accuracy and sensitivity for young readers, the author consulted and collaborated with professionals and psycholigists as well as drawing on the lived experiences of his children. Many children's books about adoption focus purely on adapting into the new family but this has a more holistic and realistic focus, all from a child's perspective. This book is perfect for primary schools in early years and key stage 1 to help children empathise with their adopted peers. Social workers, foster carers and adoptive families with younger children often use The Blanket Bears as a soft and sensitive warm up to life story work as it helps adopted children feel less alone and process their own adoption story through their shared experiences with the bears in the story. Endorsed by Adoption UK, recommended by clinical psychologists. A sensitive picture book endorsed by experts, adopters and foster carers, that helps young children understand adoption by gently covering the complete adoption journey, from foster care to finding a forever family. Non-gendered bear characters and inclusive illustrations help to reflect adoptive families of all genders. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. James Brown (illustrator). Paperback. An exhilarating adventure from renowned picture book author, Karl Newson, that sparks a lifelong love for books. Characters from different stories collide to celebrate our rich tapestry of children's literature. As pages wildly come to life, this riotous read not only entertains but also shows the magic of storytelling and the importance of keeping the joy of reading alive. With every turn of the page, it's a celebration of the limitless worlds within books, encouraging young minds to become active participants in their everyday reading adventures. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure where pages turn, dragons soar, and pirates dig as books go wild and pictures escape! But they mustnt be seen. If you can keep their secret, dive in, explore, and join the riot! Enjoy the wonders in every page. And guess what? Any day can be Wild Book Day! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Jack meets new neighbour, Enzo, from South Africa, they soon discover they love pizza, drones and also have a passion for using technology in birdwatching! As the time comes for their favourite swallows to migrate, Jack discovers then Enzo has to return home. How will they continue their friendship from other sides of the world? AGES: 4 to 7 AUTHOR: Helen has worked in children's publishing for over 25 years including HarperCollins, Simon and Schuster and Oxford University Press. She has wide-ranging experience of commissioning and editing picture books and young fiction and has worked with such inspirational authors and illustrators as Lauren Child, David Roberts, Tom Moorhouse and Catherine Rayner. She now works as a freelance editor and writer, alongside her series for Oxford Children's Books. When Jack meets new neighbour, Enzo, from South Africa, they soon discover they love pizza, drones and also have a passion for using technology in birdwatching! As the time comes for their favourite swallows to migrate, Jack discovers then Enzo has to return home. How will they continue their friendship from other sides of the world? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Naomi Tipping (illustrator). Paperback. A political satire relevant for today, delaing with capitalism, poverty and greed, with greedy cats and hungry rats, that teaches children about the impact of what happens when people take a great deal more than they need. "A work or satirical genius," says Chicken and Frog bookshop. A very funny and topical story that provides a cautionary tale for fat cats, and highlights the pitfalls of greed. As life is disrupted and the humans stay home, the cats plot together in a master plan to take ALL the food! But what about the poor, starving rodents? Time for revolution and revenge! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Miss Clark has an exciting project for the class to work on exploring their family trees!But when each child is asked to point to the place their parents come from on a map, Georgie doesn't know which parent to choose her dad is from Africa but her mum is from the UK. Where does she fit in?Georgie dreads having to draw her family tree as homework but once she starts working on it, with the help of her parents she realises how special it is that the branches stretch so far and wide! And as the class all share their own family trees, the children begin to explore and celebrate each others heritage, and realise that all of their roots dig down into the same rich earth so they're not that different after all. A wonderfully life affirming picture book that celebrates diversity in all its forms. As her class all explore their family trees, Georgie learns to be proud of her far-reaching roots. A story that reflects the experiences of being mixed race and celebrates the beauty in the rich heritage that brings. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Nicci Martin (illustrator). Paperback. Some stories start with quiet nights that wouldn't stir a mouse, but not THIS story, no, this story starts at Harmony House, whose residents would always disagree over whose music was best. Rather than talk to one another, the only way to make themselves heard, was to play LOUDER! Passers-by would cover their ears, shaking their heads at the racket that spilling out into the street. Complaints start pouring in and if the awful noise should continue, the residents would soon be forced to leave. As the musicians try their best to come together, an unexpected source of inspiration helps to unify them and show the power and joy that comes from working in true harmony. In the middle of town, a riotous racket comes from within Harmony House. While people pass by, they all pull the same face as they hear each resident loudly play their instrument with no regard for their neighbours. The result? One chaotic chorus that brings complaints and the threat of eviction! Can the musicians find harmony? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A rebellious collection of visual artists who all broke the mould in exciting and inspiring ways. This book encourages readers of all ages to rise up and express themselves freely, making art in any way they choose. Creating art is really important for children today, especially growing up in a world filled with technology. Art gives them a unique way to express themselves, solve problems, and think in new ways. It also builds self-esteem and balances mental health. This inclusive collection of artists from across the world and throughout history will inspire a variety of readers. AGES: 5 to 7 If we want to change the world, we need to do things differently, just like all the UNSTOPPABLE ARTISTS in this book have done. So, rise up, make art and break the mould! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.