Winnie on Patrol

In 'Winnie's Fun Run' Winnie joins the local charity race but her trainersseem to have a mind of their own; in 'Winnie Gets Things Moving' Winnie decides to ... « less

Winnie Says Cheese

In 'Winnie and the Toof Fairy' you'll find out what Winnie does when sherealises she's not the only one with the ability to wave a wand; in 'Winnie's One-Witch ...

123 Vehicles (Surprises to push, pull and pop inside)

1..2...3...let's go! Push, pull and pop trains, cars and planes as you learn to count from 1 to 10. Watch out for lots of surprises along the way.

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Our Great Big Backyard

Our Great Big Backyard follows Jane, whose plans of spending the summer playing video games with her friends are dashed when her parents announce that her family is going on a road trip to national parks around the country. Yet somewhere between the Everglades and Big Bend National Park, things begin to change. Jane starts paying attention to the magnificent sights and spends less time looki…

Mengembangkan ruang baca: Kisah inspiratif mantan pejabat mocrosoftmelawan bu…

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Ponies (National Geographic Readers)

Ponies is replete with brilliant photographs and catchy content that will both teach and entertain. Children will be captivated as they watch a brand new baby foal walk within minutes of being born then quickly turn into one of the most graceful animals on Earth. Like all of our level 1 readers written by skilled children's books authors, this title invites kids to learn more about their favori…

Owls - National Geographic Kids - Level 1

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Bad Bat

Bat plays tricks in the dark. Bad Bat!

Ruthie and the (Not So) Teeny Tiny Lie

Ruthie loves little things--the smaller, the better. When she finds a teeny tiny toy on the school playground, she can hardly believe her luck. There's just one problem: it belongs to somebody else! Ruthie insists the toy is hers, but deep down, she knows better. How could one little toy turn into such a great big problem?