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Roar into the kitchen with this Dinosaur Cookbook, where your little chef can join Dino for a prehistoric cooking adventure!Created by the founder of the Chelsea Cake Company, one of London’s top bespoke cake makers, this imaginative cookbook is designed for little hands to explore with a grown-up’s help. More than just a cookbook, it’s a time-travelling feast! Where veggies are as cool as a T-Rex, proteins as strong as a Triceratops, and healthy fats as mighty as a Brachiosaurus.With over 20 easy recipes, get ready to make, bake and discover, creating unforgettable family memories along the way.
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The Sleepy Heads is a book designed to guide your young dreamer towards positive and imaginative thoughts, inspiring beautiful and enjoyable dreams. It’s an ideal tool to help your child overcome the fear of experiencing bad dreams and to enjoy a restful and happy bedtime.
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Would you like to meet Henry? Have you even met a pheasant before?
Henry lets you know when he’s coming. He makes ‘crowing’ noises, then appears with all his magnificent colourful feathers. Look at him!
He walks around the garden showing them o ff, looking for his bowl of nuts. Little Jude and Chase love watching Henry and he loves entertaining them, strutting around to make them laugh and giggle.
Henry is kind and friendly. Are you? I hope so! It’s good to be kind and nice to everyone. He also likes being outside in the fresh air, seeing all the lovely green trees and grass and playing. Do you? It’s good to play out in the fresh air.£8.99 -
This heart-warming and inspiring story follows the journey of David, a working-class lad from Lakemba who, despite getting into mischief and facing life’s many challenges, emerged on the other side stronger than ever.
From moments like coaching an under-nines soccer team alongside his manager Jack – who told concerned parents, “If you have any complaints, come to me, not David. I’ve had injuries to my spine, and my surgeon warned me, ‘Operating on you could make you a quadriplegic, David.’ Yet his prediction that the pain would ease every ten years has been spot on. Today, it’s nothing” – to dealing with setbacks like buying a courier run from Nu Way Transport Newcastle, only to return from Christmas holidays to find the factory burned down by an arsonist, David’s life has been a rollercoaster.
After starting his own courier business, sometimes earning as little as five dollars a day, and navigating the ups and downs of the Australian mining boom, David spent 14 years travelling for months at a time before retiring at fifty-nine to Atlantis on the Gold Coast.
However, retirement brought a new challenge: bowel cancer. After being 21 months cancer-free, the disease returned and spread to his lungs – stage four. Yet, through it all, David’s resilience has never wavered. This is more than just his story; it’s an inspiration to cancer sufferers and a testament to the power of perseverance in the face of life’s toughest battles.
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Do-a-Leap-a-Faith and Go for It
From late-night revelry in Sydney to the untamed waters of the Tully River, Do a Leap-A-Faith and Go for It is a whirlwind journey through Australia’s backpacking scene, brimming with misadventures, camaraderie, and unforgettable encounters.
With a sharp eye for detail and a knack for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, Craig Bulow takes readers along for a ride filled with sun-soaked landscapes, spontaneous friendships, and the unfiltered chaos of budget travel. Whether it’s surviving hostel dormitories that smell like “a teenager’s bedroom x12” or navigating white-water rapids with an unexpected celebrity, his stories are as unpredictable as the road itself.
But beneath the humour and high-spirited escapades lies a deeper exploration of what it means to truly embrace adventure. From the ancient rainforests of the Daintree to the electrifying energy of Cairns’ nightlife, Bulow’s travels capture the highs and lows of throwing caution to the wind and seeing where the world takes you.
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Hiwi Kiwi and the Animal Restaurant
In a world where humans have their dining havens, why shouldn’t the creatures of the wild have theirs? Drawing inspiration from Noah’s Ark, where animals outnumbered humans, the birds and beasts of the wilderness unite to create their own secret eatery in the heart of the bush. But establishing a restaurant is no simple feat. Dive into a tale of camaraderie, challenges, and the relentless spirit of the animal kingdom as they strive to make their culinary dream come true.
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One big heist. That’s all Sean and his brothers need to set themselves up for life.
But actions have consequences – and Sean has a habit of making the wrong choices.
As one bad decision leads to another, chaos begins to spiral out of control. Now, with his brother in danger and an unsuspecting victim caught in the crossfire, Sean must decide: can he put things right, or will he lose everything in the fallout?
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Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! Slam!
What’s that?
That’s Cherry Blossom!
She’s angry. Her once peaceful, happy existence has been destroyed and blasted to pieces by high-pitched screeching and shrieking. Ollie, her new baby brother, the red-faced, relentlessly loud, ear-piercing screecher, has forced Cherry Blossom to invent ways to survive his unbearable loudness.
She wishes that she didn’t have a baby brother. She could never love that little red-faced screecher, could she?
While at Little Gym with her dad, no Ollie, she’s happily swinging back and forth on a bar when the unthinkable happens. How will Cherry Blossom react? Will her heart crack open to her new baby brother? Or will her heart slam shut tight?
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Not everyone is a tall duke or a brave knight in shining silver armour. Life as a poor peasant isn’t always easy.
But when our unlikely heroes set off on a quest to win the princess’s heart, only one will uncover what truly matters and discover the real meaning of happiness.
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I could imagine the reader wondering who would seek comfort in winter. Then again, I would assume the reader would long for the hot summer days. For my ancestors and me, the sun has proved the most efficient jailer, restricting our activities to the night. When you read my life, you will judge me, but can I ask you to consider the defence often put forward for the carnal acts of others? “He was a man of his time”. I offer no defence because I was a monster and still am.
I arrived here from France under the umbrella of the Huguenot Diaspora in the company of a mortal who would become the love of my life, accepting me for what I was. We settled in London as Wren built his masterpiece, but our love was not to last, as God took her from me.
So I lay with my love after taking a draught, which I hoped would afford me ceaseless sleep. However, this ended for me with waking in your city, now so alien. Within days I had to kill, not to feed but to save a young woman from a cowardly attack. My reward…her friendship and that of her brother, a physician whose expertise has seen my need to feed cease. Soon the most unholy alliance would be formed when I joined my eldest enemy, the church, to oppose the property developers.
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The Magical Adventures of James
Follow James on these amazing adventures!
Blast off to space, or explore the deep jungle, race in Bubbleton or dive under the bubbles at bathtime! Learn the magic of Halloween, visit Santa’s workshop, or be a hero for a day.
Whatever you choose, James will be alongside you with his amazing friends in these magical adventures.
Where will you choose to go today?
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The gentle coupling of childhood nostalgia and every parent’s wish for their little treasures. A simple yet captivating narrative for both the child and the reader alike.
Dear Maggie began merely as a very sporadically written poem, which transformed into letters from the author to her young daughter throughout a period of immense ‘mum-guilt’. Having just relocated with her tiny family to the vibrant metropolis of Dubai from the laid-back coast of South Australia with a five-month-old baby in tow, Maggie’s mum soon came to realise that this transition brought with it many waves of emotion. Whilst still adjusting to this new life as a full-time mum (for now), there was a notable absence of both friends and family – the ‘village’, as they say. Mum and Dad began to wonder if the decision they had made for their family was the right one – hello, mum-guilt on new levels!
Whilst the desire to captivate and inspire little ones with this poetic piece prevails, Dear Maggie also serves, with careful intention, as a touching reminder to the reader (namely, the parents) that regardless of your location, how many toys they have, your financial status, or indeed who you have around you, every child is a magical blank canvas waiting to be decorated by life in all its true colours. That vulnerability, the wondrous discoveries, and the two-way unconditional love all remain constant. So too does the wish of every parent for their child: to experience life with the purest of joy in the simplest, most naturally beautiful ways.
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