Uncle Jed's Barbershop

As the only black barber in a county of sharecroppers during the 1920s, Uncle Jed traveled for miles to tend to his customers. Saving his money to build his very own barbershop was a dream that had to be postponed because of his generous heart and the Depression. Then one glorious day, his 79th birthday, Uncle Jed finally opened the doors of his new shop. Full color.

See Inside Inventions (See Inside Board Books) Hardcover

How did untidy doctor change the world? who really invented the radio? And what on earth inspired engineers to try to build a space rocket? Lift the flaps to discover the amazing stories behind some of the world's most ground-breaking inventions.

Human Body

This book answers all the questions children always ask and adults never know how to answer, from what does your brain do? to how do you breathe? Fascinating facts, lively text, a simple, colourful design and amusing cartoons will help children understan

Push and Pull (Popcorn: Science Corner) Paperback

This book looks at the simple idea of forces, focusing on pushes and pulls with examples from within children's own experience.

New Zealand: Its Land and Its People

New Zealand is an archipelago with a total area of 269,057 sq km. It is made of of three principal islands.

Little Jack Rabbit

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9781847501820

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Dolores Claiborne

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9780670844524

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Bigboots The spider

SC Cilandak ( Hijau Muda / Expanding Early )

Sophie's Snail

Small, but very determined, Sophie loves animals and is going to be a farmer when she grows up. Sophie's fond of most creatures - especially little ones like snails - but there's one she cannot stand: her prissy new neighbour Dawn!

Babe: the sheep-Pig

Mum,' said Babe, 'Why can't I learn to be a sheep-pig?'. Who is Babe? And what is a sheep pig? Babe is a clever, polite little pig, but can fly, the sheepdog, teach Babe his sheep-pig lessons? Can Babe be the best sheep-pig there is?'