Charlie and Lola's things

Lola says, "I like twirly things and furry things and finding things. I am not keen on ouchy things bu mostly I nearly like almost everything."

Charlie and Lola's Opposites Board book

Learn all about opposites in this funny and charming first concept board book from the brilliant Charlie and Lola.

Little Quack's New Friend

One day when Little Quack is playing in the pond, he hears the strangest noise in the distance. He listens closely along with his siblings, Widdle, Waddle, Piddle, and Puddle, only to find that it's a frog in their pond. The other ducklings aren't so sure about taking this new guy under their wings, but Little Quack is determined to make a new friend, no matter how different he may be! In no ti…

Charlie and Lola's Clothes Board book

Learn all about Lola's favourite clothes in this fabulously funny first concept board book.

Ready to Read Level Two : Go, Jade, Go!

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9781442454668

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Ready to read Level Two : The Missing Cupcake Mystery

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9781442454637

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32 pages, illustrated, colored, paperback

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Three-Ring Rascals : The Show Must Go On!

In their trademark style, author Kate Klise and illustrator M. Sarah Klise blend a story bursting with jokes, puns, and wordplay with illustrations, signs, letters, recipes, and bold graphics to introduce Three-Ring Rascals.

Who was Amelia Earhart?

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978-0-448-42856-7

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Why shouldn't I eat junk food

* A fun and informative guide to healthy eating which answers questions such as Why does junk food taste so good? What are food additives? What is processed food? and Can I still eat burgers? * Includes simple recipes for healthy snacks and burgers, ideas for taking more exercise and information on food labels, advertising and how food is grown. * Written in a clear, factual style wit…

Little Quacks bed time

Thompson's Mama Duck and her ducklings return in a tender tale about things that go bump in the night. As Mama Duck readies her little ones for slumber, an assortment of sights and sounds alarms them. With infinite patience, she discloses the mundane sources of the frightful occurrences, reassuring her ducklings that they are simply observing the nighttime patterns of familiar objects. When Lit…