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Tomorrow’s world is an environmental musical play for children. The production is suitable for a class or even a whole school if desired. There is an opportunity for a choir, percussionists, a recorder group and dancers. The songs are easy to learn, great fun to sing, and not too difficult for a pianist to play.
It is humorous in places and also very emotive, creating a huge awareness of the problems of our world today and how our children, who are the future, can help to make a difference.
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The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World: A Funny and Educational Book for Children
What do a camel, monkey, mouse, giant, and a girl have in common? They all love to travel and learn about the Seven Wonders of the World!
Join them as they embark on an epic adventure that takes them from the ancient pyramids of Egypt to the marvellous gardens of Babylon. Along the way, they will face challenges, make friends, and discover amazing facts about each wonder.
This book is more than just a funny and entertaining story. It’s also an educational journey that will teach you about the history, culture, and architecture of the Seven Wonders of the World. You’ll be amazed by what you’ll learn and see!
If you’re ready for a fun-filled and informative trip around the world, then grab your passport and hop on board with these seven wonderful characters. They can’t wait to share their stories with you!
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The strangest of things happened on a walk with friends in the Derbyshire Dales, or did it?
Q. How long does a fraction of a second last?
A. It will last as long as you want it to.
In Mucky Boots, a vast, vibrant world unfolds right beneath our feet, above our heads, and all around us, inhabited by the most diverse and numerous of creatures. These beings, often unseen or overlooked unless they intersect directly with our lives, hold the strings that delicately balance the living environment. Without them, our plates would be empty, and the world would lack the mesmerizing beauty and bounty it offers. Our knowledge about these tiny architects of nature is just a droplet in the vast ocean of understanding, yet they hold the keys to unlocking profound insights about the environment we dwell in.
Venture into the heart of multiple realms across land, through waters, and into the skies. Every day unfolds a new chapter of exploration and adventure, with no rule book to confine your curiosity. Amidst these explorations, cherish the camaraderie of friends and family, whose presence not only stimulates the mind but adds colours of joy and laughter to your journey.
Mucky Boots is more than just a peek into the unnoticed life that thrives around us; it’s an invitation to a new perspective. The narrative nudges you gently, encouraging a kinder interaction with both the environment and the people around you, leaving a legacy of compassion and understanding.
As you turn the pages, you may find yourself sporting a soft smile, or perhaps standing on the precipice of a life-altering realization. And the next time a pair of mucky boots crosses your path, curiosity will tug at your heartstrings, wondering about the adventures they’ve tread and the tales they could tell.
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The Fortune Teller and a Trip Through Time
Adoncia, a young woman with a Spanish name and Welsh heritage, embarks on a life-changing journey after a chance encounter with a fortune-teller. Whisked away to a futuristic world, she finds herself surrounded by advanced technology, peculiar beings, and a society on the brink of transformation, grappling with the rise of artificial intelligence.
With her newfound ally, Oxika, Adoncia faces a series of trials, from hostile robots to enigmatic androids. Together, they navigate this strange and unpredictable world, uncovering the true strength of their bond and the enduring power of friendship to transcend both time and adversity.
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The Fairy Folk of Bracken Lea is a series of illustrated short stories for children, featuring the adventures of Glodwyn the Gnome and his woodland friends.
With a mysterious invasion of gnomes, a beautiful horse called Magic, a taste of Italy and even an unfortunate bear all feature within this book.
Glodwyn and the Fairy Folk help to rescue a little boy from drowning, help save an injured cat and many other adventures helping humans and animals alike.
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Wooden Womb Man is a vivid and gritty tale set in a bustling café, the central hub of a community filled with intriguing characters. The story revolves around Peggy, the café owner known for her strong-willed and no-nonsense attitude, who navigates through a series of intense and often humorous interactions with her patrons. Each character, from the regulars to the occasional visitors, brings their own unique challenges and stories, creating a rich tapestry of life as seen through the lens of a local café. This novel offers a raw and unfiltered look into the complexities of human relationships, societal dynamics, and the power of resilience in the face of adversity.
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Join Pig, on a delightful adventure in The Pig Who Wanted to Fly, a heartwarming picture book. Pig dreams of soaring through the sky like her friend Dove and, with a touch of humour, Dove sets out to make her wish come true. But Pig’s dreams come with a price as she disregards the safety advice of her wise friend, Dove.
With feathers made of sheer determination and a heart full of curiosity, Pig embarks on her daring adventure. However, the enchanting tale of The Pig Who Wanted to Fly serves as a gentle reminder that dreams must be pursued with caution and wisdom. As Pig takes a tumble from the clouds, she discovers that the true magic lies in listening to the advice of friends who care about her safety.
This delightful educational story teaches valuable lessons about the importance of both dreams and friendship and how they can intertwine in the most unexpected ways.
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A Mouse in the House with a Man Called Dan and a Gent Called Kent
Imagine… a mouse! Not just any mouse, but a clever, resourceful, imaginative mouse!
In fact, he might just be the cleverest mouse you will ever read about!
Wouldn’t that be something?
It certainly would, right?
Where to start? I guess the beginning is as good a place as any, but what can I tell you without spoiling the story for you?
Well, let’s see, he is not a timid mouse, that is for sure.
He is confident, cheeky and playful. If I were a young mouse, I would want to be just like him, wouldn’t you?
Oh, and his name… well, he is Bertie Bee, of course!
Joe Southall’s second book is the perfect follow-up to Rex, the Much Misunderstood Lion, with a lovely pace and a twist at the end that will make you smile, no matter how many times you read it.
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New Zealand, or Aotearoa as the locals refer to it, is a truly remarkable country. Its landscapes range from breathtakingly beautiful, verdant vistas to areas covered in volcanic lava, as much of the country was shaped by volcanic eruptions.
Exploring New Zealand is a delight, as it offers an array of short and long hikes and opportunities to venture around on a bike, motorbike, or car. The country has a well-organized public transport system that allows you to effortlessly travel from one end to another using buses, trains, or planes.
One of New Zealand’s renowned highlights is the rich traditions of its indigenous Maori people. They take immense pride in sharing their customs through delightful cuisine, captivating dances, and the temples where they honour their ancestors. The country is also famous for its fascinating geothermal phenomena, where bubbling geysers, boiling basins, hot lakes, and warm rivers add intrigue to its already stunning landscapes.
What makes New Zealand even more special is its inhabitants’ genuine friendliness and helpfulness, both Maori and non-Maori (referred to as Kiwis). You’ll always feel welcome as the locals go out of their way to assist and make you feel at ease. This warm hospitality is evident in various aspects, including traffic, where pedestrians always have the right of way, and dining establishments, where you’ll always be greeted with a friendly smile and top-notch service.
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Welcome to a magical suburban London garden, where extraordinary adventures unfold in the most ordinary of places!
Meet Arrow, the timid sparrow who dreams of being brave, and her clever sister Carrow, whose quick thinking might just save the day. Join Mrs Blackbird as she strikes up an unlikely friendship with Ginger the cat, and chuckle along with Robin as he ‘studies’ the curious behaviours of humans. From the boisterous starling gang to the philosophical crows, this garden is brimming with colourful characters and their heart-warming tales.
In this delightful collection of interconnected stories, you’ll discover:
– How a team of sparrows outsmarts a fierce sparrowhawk
– The secret ‘graduate studies’ of robins
– The annual hedge-trimming chaos and Uncle Sparrow’s hilarious drills
– A white cat with an uncanny ability to communicate with humansFrom learning to face your fears to finding courage in unexpected places, these charming stories are perfect for young readers who love nature, animals, and a touch of magic in everyday life.
Dive into this enchanting world where leafy hideaways become classrooms, ordinary gardens transform into battlegrounds of wit, and tiny wings carry big dreams. Get ready for a heart-warming adventure that will have you looking at your own backyard with wonder!
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‘A young deer skipped so freely in a warm sun that shone,
As quick as a flash and the deer was gone.’
This cautionary rhyming story has a heart-breaking reality on show, and teaches an essential life message every child should know. Questions about trust are weaved through The Deer and the Snake, where looks can be deceiving it is easy to make a mistake. The superb illustrations leave no doubt everything is real, where decisions are made, tricks will be played and the repercussions will be far from ideal. In a world where the truth can be hidden and concealed, you must read on and all will be revealed.
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In this captivating family saga set in London from the late Victorian era to the early twentieth century, two sisters and two brothers navigate the complexities of love, family, and fortune. The elder siblings, favoured and spoiled since childhood, find themselves grappling with unhappiness and a secret misfortune that haunts the sisters’ lives, while the overlooked younger pair demonstrate resilience in the face of adversity.
Woven throughout the narrative is the poignant melody of the popular 1897 song, ‘Two Little Girls in Blue,’ whose tragic love story mirrors the events of the novel, with the song’s composer making an appearance. From the bustling family businesses to the atmospheric Horn of Plenty pub in London’s East End, still haunted by the spectre of Jack the Ripper, the novel’s vivid settings come alive, with the pub managed by the author’s own grandparents.
Narrated by the son-nephew of the two couples, the story takes an unexpected turn when, guided by his friend, the renowned H.G. Wells, he unravels the tragedy that has shaped his family members’ lives.
£16.99
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