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Oak wants to play a game with her friends, but no one knows the rules.
What should she do? How can she help?
Join Oak on her adventure as she finds a way to bring everyone together. Along the way, she learns important lessons about teamwork, problem-solving, and friendship.
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Centuries in the future the human race will become masters of the Milky way Galaxy.
However, after decades of peace, tension between the two human factions: the union of Planets Alliance and outer colonies federation continues to escalate.
Both sides begin preparing for possible confrontation.
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Since birth, people knew Sifelani Ntanga was going to be a miracle child. At the tender age of 5, he routinely travelled 10 km through the dangerous jungles of Africa all by himself. Throughout his childhood, he was feared by his peers, loved by girls, and respected by his elders, as well as highly esteemed and preferred by his schoolteachers. Being an orphan, Ntanga knew that he wasn’t born expecting the world to do him any favours! Never has Africa seen such a phenomenon, a child fondly referred to as The Prodigal.
Read this magnificent book to bear witness to a true story of an incredible warrior, a brave soldier and a natural-born leader who went on to become a distinguished gentleman, a king, a scholar and indeed an officer!
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The Adventures of Pinkington Trunk
Are you all ready for an exciting new adventure?
Your imagination could hold the secret!
Could it be magic, could it really be?
Emily picks up the wand,
And with a whirl and a twirl,
She counts to five,
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Have you ever wondered what your learning style is? This book helps children to explore and identify the ways in which they learn most easily. By knowing what methods suit you best, you are giving yourself the greatest chance of learning and remembering. How Do I Learn? also offers free access to a fun quiz to get you thinking about how best YOU learn.
Written by play and creative therapist Maighréad Greene for all children, including children who struggle with learning in school and those who don’t. Schools now provide a variety of ways for children to learn. Access to small group learning outside the classroom is commonplace. However, parents and teachers often struggle to explain why some children need this kind of support outside of the main classroom. How Do I Learn? is a great tool for providing information to all children about the different ways we process information and learn new skills.
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Lulu the Dragonfly and Company
It’s good once in a while to stop thinking like the world of grown-ups, and start listening to wildlife.
After each storm, the sun returns to warm our hearts by offering us a beautiful rainbow.
Every animal, every plant in this world is as valuable as we humans.
And we contribute every day, whatever species we belong to, to make the world brighter.
It is in the association of the peoples and species of this world that the planet has designed us and wishes to see us evolve.
Diversity is wealth.
All the colour of the rainbow are needed to make our Earth vibrate.
When a dragonfly decides to start talking, a certain unloved plant in the world of grown-ups begins to become the great protector of the world, even of the human.
May this story bring as many smiles to your soul as I had writing it.
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Meet Buddy—the brave Ukrainian little dog on a big adventure!
A heartwarming tale about resilience, friendship, and the magic of new beginnings.
Buddy’s journey begins in Ukraine, but everything changes when his family moves to Portugal. Suddenly, the world is full of new smells, new places, and new surprises waiting just around the corner. With courage and a wagging tail, Buddy learns how to start over and find joy in every new day.
Don’t miss the upcoming stories—Buddy’s next adventure begins when he moves to the United States and makes a new friend. New lands, new friendships, and new discoveries await as Buddy’s world becomes even bigger and brighter!
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The Reckless Adventures of Affable Leaves
How do we get from summer to winter?
One moment, sun blazing:
Next day storms amazing!When summer leaves,
The leaves go first.This beautifully illustrated children’s picture book follows their antics along the way…
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The Incredible Adventures of the Little Eco Warriors: Big Trouble in Little Sumatra
The Little Eco Warriors are five young, endangered
animal friends living on Haven Island with Mother Nature.
Together with their special powers set out on incredible
missions to save endangered animals across our
beautiful planet!
Their first mission takes them to Sumatra in Asia!
Benji the young orangutan is missing from his family,
after a huge tree-cutting monster cut down all the forest.
Can the Eco Warriors reunite Benji with his family
and teach humans to care for our planet?
As Roly the polar bear says, “It’s one crazy snowball
of an adventure!”
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Life Poetry of an Adopted Baby
Benita Rainer was adopted as a newborn baby. She became a teacher and is a musician, poet, and writer. Despite having wonderful adoptive parents, the effects of not knowing who she was in terms of her natural and genetic heritage had profound lifelong effects on her. At the age of 23, and at a time when no help was readily available, she found her natural mother and was accepted by this family. She is still seeking knowledge about her natural father.
In this volume, she openly expresses the soul angst and fears of abandonment so common in the psyche of the adopted person and reveals some degree of resolution. She hopes that this book, so illustrative of the long and difficult path of the adopted person, may be of help to others in the adoption triangle of adoptee, natural, and adoptive families.
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The Last Century Boy has over 14 chapters to choose from. Some are off the wall, with laughter, sadness and thrillers & fun-packed stories for everyone. Most of these stories are true and there are some tall tales in there as well, adding a little humour.
Seven years ago, the author became unwell and was unable to function for a considerable amount of time. There’s only so much TV and Facebook you can watch. During this time he started to write poems and short stories, including this publication, as his concentration was severely hampered.
This is a book about growing up in rural Ireland, the educational system (or lack thereof), the Catholic Church and its grip on society. It is also a social and cultural history of the 60s & 70s in Ireland. It is also a book that informs the readers through life as someone that suffers from ADHD and dyslexia.
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Compatriots of Desire follows one man’s unflinching journey through debt, disillusionment, addiction, and the quiet collapse of a life lived under capitalism’s relentless glare. Once an intelligent family man commuting across London’s bridges to the Financial Quarter, he becomes worn down by pressure, expectation, and the slow erosion of his mental health.
When the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic brings the country to a standstill, he finds an unexpected lifeline – yet every rescue comes with consequences. As he abandons work, technology, and the noise of society, he begins to question everything he once believed about success, money, and meaning.
The bridges he crosses – both real and metaphorical – mark the turning points of a life in search of something better. But where does the journey lead? Toward contentment, or further into the unknown?
Told in lyrical prose woven with poetry, Compatriots of Desire is a continuous, immersive story of collapse, clarity, and the fragile hope of starting again.
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