Stress Buster: Start Chilling Out Now

This book shows how to choose a mini-breakfor every day of the week. Build up your chill-out skills and you'll soon be able to cope with all your worries. Start relaxing now.'

Disney Pixar Inside Out : From the Movie

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9781472391049

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Hmmm...

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9786026052902

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Aku marah

Berbagai pilihan untuk anak dalam usaha melampiaskan amarahnya tanpa mengingkari perasaannya atau merasa malu mengalami perasaan itu'

Meet the Neighbors! (Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood) Board book

The Neighborhood of Make-Believe is full of friendly faces. Get to know them all in this board book with tabs! Get to know all of the friends in Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood! Soon they’ll be your friends, too! This sturdy board book features a tab on every spread, each featuring a different neighbor from Daniel Tiger’s world.

What Makes Me Happy?

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9780744560695

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32p.; 210 x 258 x 4mm.; ill.

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Double Trouble

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9780194400916

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26 p

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152.4 WRI d

Winston Was Worried

It’s tough being a dog with a splinter in your paw. Poor Winston’s too busy to play with his friends – he is off to the vet with a great big splinter in his paw, and there’s absolutely nothing worse than having a splinter in your paw, or so Winston thinks. But what Winston doesn’t see as he crosses the busy city is that unlike his friends, he’s one very lucky pup! If only he would l…

Disney Pixar Inside Out : From the Movie

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9781474801317

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Humiliation

The lives of people both famous and obscure are filled with scarlet-letter moments when their dirty laundry sees daylight. In these moments we not only witness the reversibility of “success,” of prominence, but also come to visceral terms with our own vulnerable selves. We can’t stop watching the scene of shame, identifying with it and absorbing its nearness, and relishing our imagined im…