Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Diversity, equality, equity and inclusion
HarperCollins Publishers Smalls Big Dream
Book SynopsisA beautifully lyrical and empowering picture book about the importance of dreaming big, from award-winning author Manjeet Mann and the exceptionally talented debut illustrator, Amanda Quartey.Small lived in a small house. She had a small room with a small windowand at night she slept in a small bed with a too small blanket. Despite being small, Small had BIG dreams.In Small's world, everything is small her shoes, her bed, everything. But her dreams are big. And Small discovers that when you dream big, anything and everything can happen.Small's Big Dream is the first picture book from Manjeet Mann, with artwork by exciting debut illustrator Amanda Quartey. Manjeet Mann is the author of the Costa Children's Book Award winning The Crossing and critically acclaimed and Carnegie-shortlisted Run, Rebel.
£6.99
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Perfectly Norman
Book SynopsisAn uplifting story about celebrating diversity and embracing what makes you you - from Tom Percival''s bestselling Big Bright Feelings seriesBe open, be honest, be you! Big Bright Feelings for little people.''A sweet and truly uplifting story that celebrates diversity in a subtle but unique way, and inspires children to dare to be different and have the courage to stand out.'' BookTrustNorman had always been perfectly normal . . . until the day he grew a pair of wings!Norman loves his new wings, and has the most fun ever trying them out high in the sky. But then he has to go in for dinner. What will his parents think? What will everyone else think? Norman feels the safest plan is to cover his wings with a big coat. But hiding the thing that makes you different proves tricky and upsetting. Can Norman ever truly be himself?This poignant and uplifting story about individuality is filled withTrade ReviewThis joyous, original paean to individuality is sophisticated but deftly judged; children just starting to sense the invisible burden of peer group disapproval should find it especially heartening. -- GuardianWarm-hearted and full of the joy of friendship. * Parents in Touch *A lovely story about finding the best way to live is just to be yourself. -- Angels and UrchinsThis is a book that children of all ages will identify with. -- Early Years EducatorThis is a stunningly beautiful picture book with a heartfelt and uplifting message at its core. The story has been crafted with great love, care and thought. -- Little Parachutes[T]his is a sweet and truly uplifting story that celebrates diversity in a subtle but unique way, and inspires children to dare to be different and have the courage to stand out. -- BookTrustThis is a stunningly beautiful picture book with a heartfelt and uplifting message at its core * Little Parachutes *If you need a book that tackles overcoming fears and finding your own rightful place in this world, then this is it * Picture Books Blogger *An elevating tale of finding the courage to be true to yourself no matter what * Red Reading Hub *Outstanding * Books For Keeps *
£7.59
Scholastic Silence is Not An Option Find Your Voice and Be
Book SynopsisSilence is NOT an option use your voice for change.This book will empower you to navigate your worldandhelp to create a more positive society.
£8.54
Bonnier Books Ltd Disney Wish: The Junior Novel
Book SynopsisThe junior novel retelling of Disney's new animated movie, Wish.
£6.99
HarperCollins Publishers My Name is Not Refugee
Book SynopsisA touching, timely and tender exploration of refuge and migration for the youngest readers, this picture book offers a moving insight into the real journeys being made by children today. A young boy discusses the journey he is about to make with his mother. They will leave their town, she explains, and it will be sad but also a little bit exciting. They will have to say goodbye to friends and loved ones, and that will be difficult. They will have to walk and walk and walk, and although they will see many new and interesting things, it will be difficult at times too. A powerful and moving exploration that draws the young reader into each stage of the journey, inviting the chance to imagine the decisions he or she would make. From the winner of the V&A Student Illustration Award 2016.Trade Review“Helps show readers that children forced from their homes are not just refugees but children just like them” – Lily Caprani, UNICEF UK “Hopeful and tenderly drawn debut … which offsets a sad theme with gentle visual humour” – Sunday Times “A tender, affecting and effective introduction to a harrowing topic for very young readers” – Children's Books Ireland “A much-needed, lovely book for small children which explains the refugee crisis in a simple, child-friendly way” – Jacqueline Wilson “The illustrations do just what they should, allowing the reader … a chance to imagine and to empathise” – Lauren Child
£999.99
Quarto Publishing PLC Lunar New Year
Book SynopsisA celebratory, inclusive and educational exploration of Lunar New Year for both children that celebrate and children who want to understand and appreciate their peers who do.Lunar New Year captures the magic of the celebration by exploring how Ling and her family enjoy the biggest Chinese festival of the year. The new year festival lasts for 15 days full of preparation, celebration and symbolism. Join Ling, her sister Mei and granny Po Po as they clean the house from top to bottom, pick fresh flowers from the garden, visit friends and family, and carry red lanterns through their neighbourhood. Ling invites the reader into her home and family, allowing the reader to experience this special celebration first-hand through an authentic narrative non-fiction story. A fun 16-page 'factivity' section follows the story and delves into more detail about how the festival is celebrated inTrade Review“This heavily illustrated guide to Lunar New Year, for 5 to 7 year olds, has a 16-page fact section, a craft project, a quiz, and a story about Ling and her family who celebrate Lunar New Year in China.” * The Bookseller *"This title explores how the Lunar New year is celebrated around the world, capturing the magic of the festival for children everywhere." * The Bookseller *
£7.59
Penguin Random House Children's UK Little Leaders Bold Women in Black History
Book SynopsisI made up my mind to try. I tried and I was successful. - Bessie Coleman Meet the little leaders. They''re brave. They''re bold. They changed the world.NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER Did you know the treatment for leprosy was developed by a young scientist called Alice Ball? And Josephine Baker- world famous cabaret singer and dancer- was also a spy for the French résistance? Featuring 40 trailblazing black women in the world''s history, this book educates and inspires as it relates true stories of women who broke boundaries and exceeded all expectations.Debut author/illustrator Vashti Harrison pairs captivating text with stunning illustrations as she tells the stories of both iconic and lesser-known female figures of black history, including:Nurse Mary SeacolePolitician Diane AbbottMathematician Katherine JohnsonSinger Shirley BasseyInspire your own little leader with the stories of these amazing women.Trade ReviewBe bold. Be courageous. Be you. Be true. That's the message of this empowering, informative, and beautifully illustrated book. * Brightly *This one is for shelves everywhere. Read it with all your sons and daughters and share it far and wide. * Picture Books Blogger *A book to put into primary classrooms, secondary school libraries, to buy for families, and to share and discuss wherever and whenever you can - I certainly intend to. * Red Reading Hub *Although there is a little more recognition of BAME and diverse voices in history now, and a little more recognition that all people need to be represented in publishing, there is still a gap in the market for such titles. This beautiful little book aims to plug one gap. * Minerva Reads *As long as we're celebrating complicated women - women who have done good and bad things, women who have succeeded, women who have failed but tried, women who are brilliant on a world stage, women who are brilliant in their own communities - I'll carry on pressing these books into the hands of women I know. * Phoenix magazine *
£7.99
Quarto Publishing PLC Ramadan and Eid alFitr
Book SynopsisJoin Raya and her mama and aba as they enjoy iftar, bake Ramadan cookies, do good deeds around their community and visit the mosque. Raya is celebrating Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr with her family and inviting you along to learn more! It’s a time full of fun activities and celebrations, and a great opportunity to get closer to Allah. Learn about this special time as Raya makes Ramadan mubarak cards for her friends and has her hands decorated with henna! And when the month of Ramadan is over, Raya, her mama and aba, aunts, uncles and cousins have a magical Eid celebration, playing games, opening presents and eating delicious food. This bright and engaging picture book is the perfect way to introduce little ones to Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. Author Sara Khan brings the celebrations to life, drawing on her own experiences with her daughter, also named Raya! This book also offers fun activitTrade Review"In this title, readers are invited to join little Raya and her family in their magical celebrations for Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr! Extra content includes a 16-page fun factivity section featuring a quiz, crafts and a recipe for Ramadan cookies.” * The Bookseller *
£7.59
Exisle Publishing Freddy the Not-Teddy
Book SynopsisFreddy is certainly not a Teddy, but that won''t stop him from being the star of the Teddy Bears'' Picnic in this inspiring story about inclusion, friendship and staying true to yourself.Freddy is Jonah''s favourite stuffed toy, but no one knows quite what Freddy is - a funky duck, a peculiar platypus, a punk rock penguin? When Jonah''s teacher announces that they''re going to have a Teddy Bears'' Picnic, it seems that if Jonah wants to take Freddy, Freddy will have to go in disguise!Jonah and Freddy try all of their best Teddy Bear disguises, but nothing can quite cover up the fact that Freddy is a little different. What should Jonah do? He loves Freddy, but should he still take Freddy to the picnic if he doesn''t look like all the other teddies?Find out what happens when Jonah stands up for himself and for his beloved Freddy in a heart-warming story that will resonate with any child who has ever felt like they''re a little different. A celebration of inclusivity and being kind to others, Freddy the Not-Teddy will inspire young readers to express themselves just as they are!
£10.44
HarperCollins Publishers The Royal Rebel: The Life of Suffragette Princess
Book SynopsisRebel, Princess, Suffragette: this is the incredible true story of the life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, a forgotten heroine of the early twentieth century. Rebel, Princess, Suffragette: this is the incredible true story of the life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, a forgotten heroine of the early twentieth century. Born in 1876, Princess Sophia Duleep Singh was the daughter of the last Sikh ruler of the Punjab, and goddaughter of Queen Victoria. After her father lost control of his empire and was exiled to England, Sophia had a privileged but troubled upbringing that left her unsure about where she belonged – in India or England. Sensitive to injustice, she became an suffragette and fought hard to win the vote for women. This is the extraordinary story of her life.Trade Review"Princess Sophia Duleep Singh was a truly remarkable person and Bali Rai brings her wonderfully to life in this short, but action-packed biography … Everyone should know her story and I’d press this into the hands of all young people to inspire them with the sense that you can make a difference to the world, and to let them see through the eyes of this extraordinary woman" – LoveReading4Kids "Fascinating … highlights a troubling period of British history in an accessible manner" – BookTrust, Book of the Day "Takes a complex story and distils it down to the essentials while keeping the narrative clear, accessible and engaging at all times. I can see this being a tremendous hit with teachers looking for resources to use in the classroom that raise a wide range of pressing social issues because it tells its story provocatively but without being tediously didactic. Highly recommended" – The Letterpress Project "So simply done and yet packs an almighty emotional punch … a wonderful addition to any classroom that is investigating the history of the suffragette movement and the history of Empire. This is a fantastic story about a woman who defied authority and achieved incredible things. It’s a wonderful achievement" – The Historian Next Door
£7.59
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC The Same But Different: A Let’s Talk picture book
Book SynopsisFrom the bestselling author of How Are You Feeling Today?, this picture book encourages children to celebrate uniqueness and diversity and helps them to challenge stereotypes. The Same but Different explores the ways in which we’re all unique as well as the similarities we all share. Using everyday examples, clear explanations and colourful illustrations by Sarah Jennings, this book encourages children to rejoice in their differences. After all, imagine how boring the world would be if everyone was exactly the same! This book covers lots of ways in which we're different, including how we look, where we live, the languages we speak, what our families are like and what we believe in. It's the perfect resource for starting important conversations with children about diversity and inclusion, with topics such as race, disability, gender, sexual orientation and religion. Early Years and PSHE expert Molly Potter also provides a glossary of terms and notes for parents and carers offering advice on tackling prejudice right from the start. Let’s Talk books help you start meaningful conversations with your child. Written by an expert and covering topics like feelings, relationships, diversity and mental health, these comforting picture books support healthy discussion right from the start.Trade ReviewMolly Potter's books are just gorgeous and this one is another winner! * Kathy Brodie, Early Years expert and host of Early Years TV *A good starting point for conversations about inclusion. * The Bookseller *
£6.99
Penguin Random House Children's UK Penguin Readers Level 7 Girl Woman Other ELT
Book SynopsisThis ELT Graded Reader is made for people learning English as an additional language. The short, simple text is also perfect for anyone looking for an easier read. It is an adapted version of the original story.This story is a powerful novel about race and the lives and journeys of twelve people. It celebrates the importance of coming together to share, love, and take care of each other.Our Penguin Readers books include: Simple text (CEFR-levelled) Pictures to help you understand the story Fun exercises to help you learn and practise English With the print book, you can get even more help online: Read the book online Listen to the book being read out loud Get lesson plans for teachers Find answers to check your understanding Note: online resources not available with the eBook.
£6.99
Hachette Children's Group A World For Me and You: Where Everyone is Welcome
Book SynopsisIn this uplifting picture book, you imagine a world where everyone looks identical, where all food tastes the same, where we all speak the same language. A world that is...well, pretty boring. But with an explosion of colour, the pages soon come to life. This joyful picture book encourages children to imagine the world as a vast library, with room on the shelves for everybody's story. It is a celebration of our incredibly diverse world as it really is: home to 195 countries with thousands of different cultures, 10 million colours and 4,300 religions.Written by Uju Asika, author of Bringing up Race, this beautiful picture book celebrates the beauty and joy of living in a wonderfully diverse world.
£7.59
Scholastic We Sang Across the Sea The Empire Windrush and Me
Book SynopsisA powerfully moving and beautiful picture book about the voyage ofHMT Empire Windrush from national treasure, Benjamin Zephaniah.
£6.99
Quarto Publishing PLC Mae Jemison
Book Synopsis*Featured for World Book Day: Black History Month* In this book from the critically acclaimed, multimillion-copy bestselling Little People, BIG DREAMS series, discover the life of Mae Jemison, scientist, astronaut and the first ever black woman in space. When Mae Jemison was a little girl, she dreamed of blasting off into space on a rocket ship. She was so excited as she watched the Apollo Moon landings, but she wondered why none of the astronauts were women. Mae loved science and was so bright that she started college at just 16, and was training to be a doctor by the age of 20. She joined the Peace Corps, using her medical knowledge to help people in countries all around the world. Upon returning to the United States, she was accepted into NASA's astronaut program. After hard work and training, in 1992 Mae became the first Black woman to travel into space! This inspiring book features stylish Trade Review“This title explores the life of Mae Jemison, groundbreaking scientist, doctor and the first Black woman to travel to space.” * The Bookseller *
£9.49
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Perfectly Norman: A Big Bright Feelings Book
Book SynopsisBe open, be honest, be you! Big Bright Feelings for little people. Norman had always been perfectly normal . . . until the day he grew a pair of wings! Norman loves his new wings, and has the most fun ever trying them out high in the sky. But then he has to go in for dinner. What will his parents think? What will everyone else think? Norman feels the safest plan is to cover his wings with a big coat. But hiding the thing that makes you different proves tricky and upsetting. Can Norman ever truly be himself? This is the second book in Tom Percival's Big Bright Feelings series to become available as a board book - the perfect size for little hands!Trade ReviewAn elevating tale of finding the courage to be true to yourself no matter what * Red Reading Hub *A sweet and truly uplifting story that celebrates diversity in a subtle but unique way, and inspires children to dare to be different and have the courage to stand out * BookTrust *This joyous, original paean to individuality is sophisticated but deftly judged; children just starting to sense the invisible burden of peer group disapproval should find it especially heartening * Guardian *Warm-hearted and full of the joy of friendship * Parents in Touch *
£7.59
Penguin Random House Children's UK All Boys Arent Blue
Book SynopsisThis powerful YA memoir-manifesto follows journalist and LGBTQ+ activist George M. Johnson as they explore their childhood, adolescence, and college years, growing up under the duality of being black and queer. From memories of getting their teeth kicked out by bullies at age five to their loving relationship with their grandmother, to their first sexual experience, the stories wrestle with triumph and tragedy and cover topics such as gender identity, toxic masculinity, brotherhood, family, inequality, consent, and Black joy.PRAISE FOR ALL BOYS AREN''T BLUEA moving and brilliant exploration of Black queerness. Stylist An exuberant, unapologetic memoir infused with a deep but cleareyed love for its subjects. The New York Times An empowering read . . . All Boys Aren''t Blue is an unflinching testimony that carves out space for Black queer kids to be seen. Huffington Post Powerful . . . All Boys Aren''t Blue is a game changer. Bitch Magazine All Boys Aren''t Blue is a balm and testimony to young readers as allies in the fight for equality. Publishers WeeklyTrade ReviewWith splashes of humour and richly expressed declarations of love for their family, who've defended Johnson fiercely and often, All Boys Aren't Blue balances out the harsher experiences with warmth and the belief in a future that everyone must contribute to making better. * The Independent *Catalogues in candid style the author's experiences of both trauma and healing, from childhood bullying to teenage sexual abuse, to their relationship with their family and changing understanding of their masculinity and sexuality. * The Observer *'Journalist and LGBTQ+ activist George M Johnson's memoir is a moving and brilliant exploration of Black queerness' * Stylist *
£8.54
Hachette Children's Group Wider Than The Sea
Book SynopsisThe award-winning tale of a girl who feels broken, and the dolphin who makes her whole. A powerful story of friendship, hope and self-discovery, perfect for readers aged 9+, beautifully illustrated by George Ermos.Winner of the Eilís Dillon Award for debut children''s book at the KPMG Children''s Books Ireland Awards 2024!Ró finds school impossible. She knows people think she''s shy - and stupid. But when she goes to the bay each afternoon to watch the dolphin leap through the water, she finds the strength to keep going. Then the dolphin disappears, and everything starts falling apart.Can Ró overcome her fears to find him?I watch each rise and dip of wave know Sunny must be out there somewhere wonder if he''s missing me. I remember that moment when I touched his skin and know that finding him is thTrade ReviewA heartwarming, hopeful read with accessibility and understanding at its core, I know this book will be very important to a lot of children who need to see themselves reflected in the stories they read. * Ruth Ennis, Books Ireland Magazine *A gentle and moving story of friendship, hope and self-discovery ... celebrates neurodiversity and the power to change. * Patricia Forde, Laureate na nÓg (Ireland's Children's Laureate) in Irish Times magazine *The star of this novel, the friendship between Ró and Cian (The Bean) is done perfectly, capturing that unsteady moment when fiercely loyal childhood friendship tips towards more romantic feelings. A really classy debut. * Irish Examiner *an uplifting story * Irish Sunday Times, Children’s Book of the Week *Molloy's powerful story about a girl who feels broken, and the dolphin who makes her feel complete, is enhanced by Ermos' illustrations. This uplifting tale celebrates self-acceptance, inclusivity and readers of all abilities. * Editor’s Choice, Reading Matters, Children’s Books Ireland *
£7.59
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC We Are All Neighbours: From the creators of All
Book SynopsisA bright and uplifting celebration of cultural diversity, belonging and community, from the creators of the New York Times bestselling picture book, All Are Welcome 'A celebration of a school community... Really uplifting, with bright simple drawings, and plenty to look at and talk about on every page' Independent Let’s go walking down our street. Friends and neighbours here to greet. Oh so many folks to meet. We are all neighbours here. Welcome to a neighbourhood where everyone is welcome. A neighbourhood where children of every culture play together, sharing food and laughter, and learning from each other's traditions. A neighbourhood where diversity is a strength. From the creators of the no.1 New York Times bestselling All Are Welcome comes a triumphant picture book that celebrates diversity, kindness and the power of community. Here, we are ALL neighbours!Trade ReviewA celebration of a school community... Really uplifting, with bright simple drawings, and plenty to look at and talk about on every page * Independent on ALL ARE WELCOME *A celebration as much as it is a story! * Bookbairn on ALL ARE WELCOME *
£6.99
St Martin's Press The Second Chance of Benjamin Waterfalls
Book SynopsisA middle-grade novel by James Bird about a boy sent to his Ojibwe family to straighten out his life.Benjamin Waterfalls comes from a broken home, and the quickest fix he's found for his life is to fill that emptiness with stuff he steals and then sells. But he's been caught one too many times, and when he appears before a tough judge, his mother proposes sending him to boot camp at the Ojibwe reservation where they used to live.Soon he is on his way to Grand Portage, Minnesota, to live with his father the man Benny hasn't seen in years. Not only is boot camp not what he expects, but his rehabilitation seems to be in the hands of the tribal leader's daughter, who wears a mask. Why? Finding the answer to this and so many other questions prove tougher than any military-style boot camp. Will answers be enough for Benny to turn his life around and embrace his second chance?
£12.74
Penguin Random House Children's UK Theres an Alien in Your Book
Book SynopsisAn out-of-this-world interactive adventure from bestselling author Tom Fletcher, illustrated by Greg Abbott! This time, an adorable alien has crash-landed in YOUR book! UH OH! We think you''re the PERFECT little reader to help Alien back up into space, by jiggling, bouncing and turning your book upside down! Because aliens don''t belong here on Earth . . . do they? There''s an Alien in Your Book is the next in the series of bestsellers There''s a Monster in Your Book and There''s a Dragon in Your Book. It''s packed full of interactive fun, with a gentle message about openness, acceptance and inclusion that will speak to the very youngest readers.Interactive fun on every page and the gentle message of acceptance and inclusion guarantee this book will be a favourite addition to any bedtime routine - The Best New Kids Books Summer 2019 supplement, distributed in The GuardianFeaturing bright, colourful illustrations and interactive fun, There''s an Alien in Your Book, is a magical story with a kind gentle message at its heart - Baby Magazine Trade ReviewInteractive fun on every page and the gentle message of acceptance and inclusion guarantee this book will be a favourite addition to any bedtime routine * The Best New Kids Books Summer 2019 supplement, distributed in The Guardian *Featuring bright, colourful illustrations and interactive fun, There's an Alien in Your Book, is a magical story with a kind gentle message at its heart * Baby Magazine *
£7.59
Scholastic Amazing Me Amazing You
Book SynopsisThe perfect picture book celebrating all children - everyone is unique,and it's that uniqueness that makes us all special!
£999.99
Hachette Children's Group Find Out About: Standing Up to Racism: A
Book SynopsisAn introduction to standing up to racism for young children and their families, with flaps to liftIt's never too early to teach children to be antiracist, and this lift-the-flap book is a great toolkit for young children and their families alike. It is all about recognising and celebrating the differences that make people who they are, and explains in age-appropriate language what racism is and how to help stand up to it.Find Out About: Racism helps curious preschoolers understand how other children live and the different challenges everyone faces, which is key for developing empathy. With flaps to lift, this is an excellent, interactive book for children and their parents and carers to share together.A free parent guide to talking about racism with young children is available to download separately.Also available: Feelings, Kindness, Saving Our Planet, Families, Making Friends
£6.99
Skinned Knee Publishing We Are All Connected: Taking care of each other &
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£13.99
Maria Dismondy Incorporated It'll Be Irie
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£15.29
b small publishing limited All Bodies Are Wonderful: An Inclusive Guide for
Book SynopsisThis book will help children to be themselves and feel like they belong. From the atoms that made them to the things that bodies can do, ALL bodies are wonderful. We know that bodies can be tricky to understand. Sometimes you might feel like your body is different. But being different is completely natural ... it's just science! Trust the experts to help you have big conversations together using this inclusive guide.
£9.49
Hachette Children's Group If I Ran the Country: An introduction to politics
Book Synopsis'The perfect book for our times ... that young people will love (and parents will learn from too!).' - Matthew Syed'A lovely, clever and fun way to help kids understand government by making them think what they would do if they ran a country. Hopefully it will engage and encourage some cracking leaders for the next generation!' - Miranda HartCongratulations! You've just become the leader of your own country! There are a lot of decisions to be made, and not long to make them.The good news is you've got your hands on this funny, fact-packed book, covering everything you need to know to rule effectively - no matter where in the world you are.But it's not just about political systems, elections, climate change, justice and all those other things we hear politicians talking about. You also need to learn how to lead. With essential life and leadership skills and tips - from teamwork, confidence and compassion to discovering who you are and what you believe in - If I Ran The Country answers all the questions most often posed by first-time top dogs like you. You'll be ruling like a pro in no time!Trade ReviewFull of insight and fun, this is a book that young people will love (and parents will learn from too!). -- Matthew SyedA lovely, clever and fun way to help kids understand government by making them think what they would do if they ran a country. Hopefully it will engage and encourage some cracking leaders for the next generation! -- Miranda HartThis superb book will inspire children to question and understand more about the world in which they live. * BookTrust *This funny and interactive read is an entertaining way to learn about politics. * The Week Junior *This book is a fantastic explainer as to why the world works the way it does, and how to get involved and make a change for the better. It's essential for those of us fortunate enough to be making decisions on policy to listen to young people and to act with them in mind - after all, the decisions we make now are the ones they will inherit. Rich's book is a great primer for young people to get involved and influence the world around them. -- Simon Fell MP, co-chair of the UK’s All Party Parliamentary Group for Political Literacy
£8.54
Pan Macmillan Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy
Book Synopsis“What terms are acceptable now to refer to black people and why has that changed over time?”“If the N word is such a bad word, why do my black friends use it all the time?”“How has systemic racism gotten so out of hand and how did it start?”In Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy former American football player Emmanuel Acho addresses the awkward questions white and other non-black people have been afraid to ask and don’t know how to answer. Drawing from his own experiences, Emmanuel creates a safe space for curious young people and their parents to find answers to difficult questions about race and racism. This essential book will help support readers to dismantle racism and be the drivers of change in their own lives, schools and communities.
£7.59
Scholastic The Story of Britains Black Airmen
Book SynopsisThe inspiring story of the brave but forgotten Black pilots who helpedwin the Second World War
£8.54
Cmn Magical Books Limited Dolly May and Mally's Alphabet Game: Make
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£13.99
Penguin Random House Children's UK Theres an Alien in Your Book
Book SynopsisA cased board book edition of the out-of-this-world interactive adventure from bestselling author Tom Fletcher, illustrated by Greg Abbott!This time, an adorable alien has crash-landed in YOUR book! UH OH!We think you''re the PERFECT little reader to help Alien back up into space, by jiggling, bouncing and turning your book upside down! Because aliens don''t belong here on Earth . . . do they?There''s an Alien in Your Book is packed full of interactive fun, with a gentle message about openness, acceptance and inclusion that will speak to the very youngest readers.Who''s in Your Book?Interactive adventures for big imaginationsThere''s a Monster in Your Book: makes reading interactive and funThere''s a Dragon in Your Book: explores empathy and responsibilityThere''s an Alien in Your Book: explores acceptance and inclusionThere''s an Elf in Your Book: explores following instructions and good/bad behavio
£6.99
Dorling Kindersley Ltd A Kids Book About Immigration
Book SynopsisA clear explanation of what immigration is, and the reasons people immigrate.How do we convey to kids what immigration really means? How do we explain all the difficult decisions people make when they choose to leave their home country to start over somewhere new? This book will help! This book shows kids aged 5-9 breaking down the many complexities of immigration, while reminding us all that no matter where we come from, we are all human and should be treated equally.A Kids Book About Immigration features: - A large and bold, yet minimalist font design that allows kids freedom to imagine themselves in the words on the pages.- A friendly, approachable, yet empowering, kid-appropriate tone throughout.- An incredible and diverse group of authors in the series who are experts or have first-hand experience of the topic.Tackling important discourse together! The A Kids Book About series are best used when
£11.69
Scotland Street Press What's the Difference...: Between Me and You?
Book SynopsisWhat’s the Difference… Between Me and You? is a highly original picture book filled with delicate, characterful drawings and an important central message: everyone is different, and difference is exciting. Like Charlie Mackesy’s international bestseller, The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse, Christina Findlay’s What’s the Difference will delight young and old readers alike, with its fun illustrations and witty, rhyming couplets. Taking us on an enchanting journey from The Scottish Highlands to Parisian cafés, Kew Gardens to Minnesota, this book celebrates diversity in all of its various forms.
£17.99
Walker Books Ltd My Mother's Tongues: A Weaving of Languages
Book SynopsisIn a sparkling debut authored by a sixteen-year-old daughter of immigrants, this ode to the power of multilingualism gives voice to the lasting benefits of speaking with more than one tongue.Sumi’s mother can speak two languages, Malayalam and English. She can switch between them at the speed of sound: one language when talking to Sumi’s grandmother, another when she addresses the shopkeeper. Sometimes she speaks a combination of both. Could it be she possesses a superpower? With awe and curiosity, young Sumi recounts the story of her mother’s migration from India and how she came to acquire two tongues, now woven together like fine cloth. Rahele Jomepour Bell’s inviting illustrations make playful use of visual metaphors, while Uma Menon’s lyrical text, told astutely from a child’s perspective, touches lightly on such subjects as linguistic diversity and accent discrimination (“no matter how they speak, every person’s voice is unique and important”). This welcome debut, penned when the author was still a teenager, is an unabashed celebration of the gift of multilingualism — a gift that can transport people across borders and around the world.
£999.99
Amazon Publishing Anni Dreams of Biryani
Book SynopsisAnni’s on a mission to YUM! The café across the street from Anni’s home in Little India makes the best biryani in the world. Fluffy and fragrant, spicy and succulent—Anni could eat it every day. In fact, Anni loves that biryani so much that she’s determined to uncover the secret to the recipe. She has so many questions for Uncle, the grumpy chef and owner of the café. But he isn’t providing any easy clues. So, with some careful planning, Anni sets out on a mission to find out the secret ingredients to this most special dish. Will Anni get the answers she’s looking for…before it’s too late?Trade Review“Mehra’s text brings to life the sights, sounds, and smells of the neighborhood, while Prabhat’s vivid and effusive digital illustrations weave in expressive faces and cultural details, including the biryani ingredients and scenes of dirty dishes in the sink…A curious and determined young cook gets her biryani recipe in this tale to savor.” —Kirkus Reviews “This title will have readers scrambling, recipe in hand, to their kitchens or a South Asian restaurant for a taste of biryani... Anni’s plucky vivaciousness and a heartwarming resolution will leave readers smiling.” —Booklist
£12.99
Penguin Random House Children's UK Swifter than Starlight
Book SynopsisFrom celebrated children''s author Cerrie Burnell comes a new, wonderfully inclusive, magical tale set in the whimsical world of Wilder than Midnight.Long ago, on a winter''s eve, two sisters walked into a wolf-wild wood but only one returned. . .The Faraway Wood is full of twisting thorns and sharp teeth. Stirring with myth and music. It''s the perfect place for bandits, thieves and secrets to hide.Until a prince goes missing.Lilac is a strong girl, happy with her found family, yet searching for her sister.Clover is a determined girl, eager to find what''s been lost to her, though scared to leave her village.Hester is a smart girl, one step ahead of trouble, and ready for adventure.Together, they will unite the realm.Praise for Wilder than Midnight:''Guaranteed to bring beauty, magic and joy into the hearts of all who read it'' - Sophie Anderson, author of The House with Chicken Legs''Pure fairytale magic with so many twists'' - Jasbinder Bilan, author of Asha and the Spirit Bird''[a] book about love and friendship and driving your own destiny in the face of prejudice. But mostly, it''s a story of girls, glorious girls, in all their feisty, feminine brilliance'' - Nizrana Farook, author of The Girl Who Stole an ElephantTrade ReviewPraise for Wilder than Midnight: 'Guaranteed to bring beauty, magic and joy into the hearts of all who read it' * Sophie Anderson, author of The House with Chicken Legs *
£7.59
Mango Media The Boy from Mexico: An Immigration Story of
Book SynopsisLearn Courage with this Short Spanish Story#1 New Release in Children's Mexico BooksBased on a true story, Luz channels his inner bravery to come to America. All alone, he must face natural disasters and sacrifice everything to have a better life.Learn bravery and independence with Luz. Luz stays strong on his journey by thinking of his family. His tale is truly a powerful representation of immigration and determination. His real-life adventure across the border will ignite hope in the hearts of every child that reads this short Spanish story.Enjoy vivid illustrations on every page. In this easy book to read, get lost in the beautiful Mexican mountains and valleys on Luz’s journey. Your thoughts will become Luz’s and his dreams will become your dreams. You will be cheering him on every step of the way in this short Spanish story.Inside, you’ll find: A diverse kids book with inspiring cute drawings A daring children’s fiction story on one boy’s courage through Mexico Insight into the various people who come to America The Boy from Mexico is an educational book for kids, and it makes the perfect gift for kids. This timeless book is packed with many valuable lessons about topics like determination; get your copy today and share it with the whole family!If you liked The Proudest Blue, Fry Bread, or Dreamers, you’ll love The Boy from Mexico.Trade Review"The Boy from Mexico is a wonderful book for kids of all cultures." —Edward James Olmos, Academy-award winning actor in films such as Coco, Selena, Stand and Deliver, and Blade Runner
£12.34
Guba Publishing LLC Hafsa and the Magical Ring
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£15.99
Hot Key Books With the Fire on High
Book Synopsis'A delicious, evocative story' THE GUARDIAN From the author of THE POET X comes a sumptuous prose novel, perfect for fans of Angie Thomas' On the Come Up, Justin Reynolds' Opposite of Always and Nicola Yoon Ever since she got pregnant, seventeen-year-old Emoni's life has been about making the tough decisions - doing what has to be done for her young daughter and her grandmother. Keeping her head down at school, trying not to get caught up with new boy Malachi. The one place she can let everything go is in the kitchen, where she has magical hands - whipping up extraordinary food beloved by everyone. Emoni wants to be a chef more than anything, but she knows it's pointless to pursue the impossible. There are rules she has to play by. And yet, once she starts cooking, and gets that fire on high, she sees that her drive to feed will feed her soul and dreams too. And anything is possible. 'With its judicious depth and brilliant blazes of writing that simmer, then nourish, With the Fire on HTrade ReviewWith The Fire On High was everything I was expecting from Elizabeth Acevedo, she is now one of my favourite authors. I read Acevedo's debut The Poet X last year and it's brilliance was mind blowing. With The Fire On High is another exceptional book by this author.This book follows Emoni Santiago, a young, single mother still in high school and living with her Abuela. Emoni's life has never been simple, her mother died in childbirth and her father walked out soon after, she fell pregnant at fourteen and has since been raising her daughter alone with her Abuela.One of Emoni's only passions in life is cooking so when a culinary arts elective is added as an option in her senior year, she thinks her dreams are finally coming true. But this class isn't the walk in the park she was expecting. It will challenge not only her cooking, but her determination, perseverance and leadership skills.I loved the magical element to this novel, how Emoni's dishes brought up bittersweet or loving memories to their recipients, it added a whimsical feel to the story. The recipes at the beginning of each part was a lovely addition to the book as well.Acevedo discusses difficult and varying topics such as race, teen pregnancy, single parenthood, relationships, family and poverty. The writing is so smooth and easy to read, I find Acevedo's writing to be so soothing. I would urge everyone to read this glorious book. * Library Looter *Though she is still a high-school student, Emoni has a two-year-old daughter, for whom she wants nothing but the best. When it comes to her own prospects, she is less focused - but then she's offered the chance to join a cooking class taught by a gifted chef, to develop her own subtle palate and powerful gift. A delicious, evocative story from this year's Carnegie winner. * The Guardian *Her second book, With the Fire on High (Hot Key), is another coming-of-age triumph, written this time in lyrical prose. High-school senior Emoni is mother to a toddler, struggling to balance school, family and her dream of becoming a chef. A resonant and nuanced portrayal of a young woman forging her own identity, enriched by complex female relationships and delectable descriptions of food. -- Fiona Noble * The Guardian *This book is like a recipe in itself - with a pinch of magical realism, a hint of romance, a spoonful of sassiness and a heap of hardship, you get a whole lot of book that you'll want to read again and again. * Serendipity Reviews *'With The Fire On High is extraordinary, compelling and just straight-up beautiful. It's impacting and moving. I was so involved in every aspect of Emoni's life that closing this book was like saying goodbye to a friend.' -- Carla Bastos * Waterstones *Everything about this book spoke to me: As a reader, a dreamer, a woman and a human * A Little but a Lot *Acevedo's book burns with determination. * I newspaper *I thought Emoni was a brilliant character, I loved the descriptions of her cooking, her relationships with her daughter's father, her abuela, her best friend, the new love interest. One of my favourite aspects of the book was also her relationship with her father who moved away and keeping up with that relationship which really touched on some of my own personal experiences. I think I'll always pick up new books by Acevedo. * Fluttering Butterflies *I could identify at least four 'problems' that would need solving by the end of the book. Elizabeth surprised me, again, by taking the story somewhere a bit different, and the plot did its own thing, and it was exactly right. Emoni is a first rate role model for young girls, having learned the hard way to stand up for herself. * Book Witch *This heartfelt YA feast sees an aspiring teenage chef strive to cook-up a sweeter-tasting future for her and her Babygirl. From the one-of-a-kind author of Poet X comes a one-of-a-kind novel suffused in YA's finest features - friendship, shifting family relationships, fighting to find your voice, romantic passion - and more besides, thanks to the exuberant drive of its teen mom protagonist.Emoni has an extraordinary gift for creative cooking and a complicated home life. Her mom, whose family is "straight-from-the-Carolinas Black" died in childbirth, which caused her grief-stricken Puerto Rican dad to head home to his island. As a result Emoni was raised by his mother, the fabulous 'Buela. Emoni is used to hearing other people's problems with her dual heritage ("it's like I'm some long-division problem folks keep wanting to parcel into pieces, and they don't hear me when I say: I don't reduce, homies. The whole of me is Black. The whole of me is whole"), but since falling pregnant in her freshman year she has a new set of struggles to contend with.It's not easy being a teenage mom while also studying, working and dealing with Babygirl's judgmental paternal grandmother, but somehow Emoni keeps it all going, finding soulful solace in the kitchen: "I'm happier in the kitchen than anywhere else in the world...my food doesn't just taste good, it is good - straight up bottled goodness that warms you and makes you feel better about your life".Enrolling on a culinary arts class makes Emoni even more determined to accomplish her gastronomic career goals, and also brings her heatedly close to new boy Malachi. But with multiple obstacles at every turn, when life reaches boiling point her best friend and family step-up as supporting sous chefs.Spiced with inspirational wisdom ("Taking risks and making choices in spite of fear - it's what makes our life story compelling" says one of Emoni's teachers; "The world is a turntable that never stops spinning; as humans we merely chose the tracks we want to sit out and the ones that inspire us to dance," says Emoni), this luminous novel challenges multiple stereotypes and dances to its own love-infused, inspirational beat. * Love Reading *
£999.99
Pan Macmillan Aziza's Secret Fairy Door and the Birthday
Book SynopsisAziza's Secret Fairy Door and the Birthday Present Disaster is the third title in a fun and inclusive, young magical adventure series for readers of 6-8 from Lola Morayo. Inspired by fairies and magical creatures from world mythology it is gorgeously illustrated in black and white throughout by Cory Reid.Aziza notices that the Secret Fairy Door in her bedroom is covered in a cute ribbon tied in a very messy bow. It's a sure sign that she's about to go on a new adventure. Aziza opens the door and finds herself in the Palace just in time for Princess Peri's birthday party. Tiko is organizing the party and wants everything to be just right for his friend. There are party games, delicious food and lots of friends ready to celebrate. It's very exciting! But Peri needs Aziza's help when some special presents go missing. . .Packed with mischief, friendship and magic, Aziza is perfect for fans of Isadora Moon.Look out for other titles in the series: Aziza's Secret Fairy Door and the Mermaid's Treasure, coming soon.
£6.99
Penguin Random House Children's UK The Beastly Bunch
Book SynopsisFlamingo Flo is throwing the most FABULOUS, most PERFECT pool party. And her spitty, smelly, bitey neighbours the Beastly Bunch are definitely NOT invited. But when Flo''s true colours shine through, her guests leave and her perfect party is . . . a flop. Will Flo realise what friendship is REALLY all about before it''s too late?The Beastly Bunch is a fun, riotous picture book that celebrates the importance of kindness and inclusivity - and reminds us that being fabulous is all about how you feel and how you treat others, NOT how you look!
£6.99
Little, Brown & Company Ambitious Girl
Book SynopsisIn this inspiring picture book from New York Times-bestselling author Meena Harris, a young girl sees words like too ambitious and too assertive being yelled at a strong woman on TV and it sends her on a journey of discovery through past, present, and future about the limits put on women and girls and the ways in which they can resist, assist, coexist, and excel.As Ambitious Girl says:No too that or too this will stop what''s inside me from flowering From now on, when I hear too that or too this I won''t mind - it''s empowering!And as Meena writes in her author''s note in the back of the book, after she heard a member of her own family deemed too ambitious in the media:I felt a new sense of urgency to make sure my young daughters-and girls all over-would have the tools and language to reframe, redefine, and reclaim what they will inevitably hear in the ''real world.'' In writing this book, my greatest hope is that girls dare to define their own unique purpose in the world, and that they grow into strong, ambitious women.
£14.39
Paw Prints Publishing Some Moms
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£13.50
Amazon Publishing I Am Able to Shine
Book SynopsisAn affirmative, empowering story about embracing your identity and finding your voice, inspired in part by debut author Korey Watari’s experiences growing up Asian American, and illustrated by her husband, Mike Wu, Pixar artist and creator of the Ellie series. I am beautiful. I belong here. What I do matters. I am able to shine. Each night Keiko whispers to her crane, “I wish to change the world.” She is kind, and she has big dreams. But at times she feels invisible; she knows some people misjudge her. Keiko is also loved, so she perseveres and stands strong. Over time, her confidence grows, she shares more of herself, and she helps lift up others—and eventually lead them. She understands that no matter what, she can shine.Trade Review“[Keiko] channels her energy into strength and determination, leading her to gain confidence in herself and thrive. As she celebrates what makes her culturally unique, she also sees the importance of pushing for equality for all girls. Each page uses key terms that focus on building self-esteem and a strong self-concept for children, making this a natural choice for SEL collections.” —Booklist “Charmingly illustrated and a thoroughly ‘kid friendly’ story with an important underlying life skill message about perseverance and self-esteem, I Am Able to Shine by the wife and husband team of author/storyteller Korey Watari and artist/illustrator Mike Wu is unabashedly and enthusiastically recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library picture book collections for children ages 3-7.” —Midwest Book Review
£11.69
Otter-Barry Books Ltd You Can!
Book Synopsis"A joyous ode to inclusion, realised in the most delightful, uplifting way." - Cerrie Burnell YOU CAN...be brave, challenge yourself, overcome your fears, be kind, be brilliant...be YOU! Come on an amazing journey with 14 children as they grow from birth to 18 years old, learning new skills, exploring new worlds, standing up for their own and others' rights - and following their dreams. Created with real children, who sent messages of empathy, reassurance and hope, You Can! will inspire young people of all ages to be empowered and believe in themselves. This is a ground-breaking book from author and co-founder of Inclusive Minds, Alexandra Strick, with an astonishing, visual narrative by international picture book star, Steve Antony.Trade Review"A joyous ode to inclusion, realised in the most delightful, uplifting way." -- Cerrie Burnell"A masterclass in empowering young readers to believe in themselves." -- Fiona Noble * The Bookseller *“Based on real children’s own voices and messages, You Can is a fabulously inclusive picture book that reminds all children that they are valued individuals with a bright future. Steve Antony’s marvellous illustration is full of action and emotion.” * BookTrust Bookmark: Book of the Month *“Joyful from start to finish and bursting with the most wonderful illustrations. There is so much to discuss and explore! There is so much to notice - so many stories to tell. I shared the book with our Y6 children and they were completely captivated…The book ends with a lovely note about the young contributors with their pictures and a link to Inclusive Minds, co-founded by author, Alexandra Strick. A complete joy!” * North Somerset Teachers' Book Award Blog *“Hugely empowering and inspiring, this a book that needs to be in every home and classroom. Children and adults will love the gentle humour and playfulness in Steve’s illustrations: each spread deserves close study." * Red Reading Hub: Picture Book of the Day *“If you haven’t yet read You Can buy a copy today. It is absolutely brilliant. A positive, life affirming book full of empathy. It knocked my socks off and I can’t find the words to say just how much I love it.” -- Annie Everall OBE * via Twitter *“How lovely to have a reading of You Can! the new inclusive dreamy picture book. And what an amazing example of how to bring children’s voices directly to the page.” * Letterbox Library *“It’s such a gorgeous book. So empowering! I really hope it flies, it should be in every bookshelf!” -- AM Dassu * Inclusive Minds *“Make no mistake, this is an utterly ground-breaking read. A truly uplifting and inclusive read with a real and thoughtful substance behind the concept. A picture book that puts the child well and truly at the heart of the story and one which includes ALL children irrespective of background, ability, faith or colour." * Bookgiftblogger *"Joyous and empowering...the fact that the text was suggested by children themselves makes it extra special." -- Malorie Blackman"Follow 14 children as they grow from babies to adults in this inclusive picture book...Antony's humorous, dynamic illustrations develop each child's story from page to page." * Guardian * “This deceptively simple book nevertheless manages to address some truly fundamental issues.” * Books for Keeps *"Thoughtful, uplifting and empowering, ‘You Can!’ is a joy to explore." * Books for Topics *"You Can! is a beautiful book from start to finish, it’s empowering, inspiring and incredibly reassuring... Each page is packed with encouraging words and messages of inspiration, empathy, hope and promise for the future. With diversity and inclusivity at the core of this book, You Can! is a potential life-changer for the younger generation, with little reminders to us adults." -- Tangle Tales * via Instagram *"You Can! gives me a sense of hope for all the children who will hear this book and see themselves and their classmates, cousins, siblings, neighbors and and also kids they might not know yet." -- The Wandering Bookseller (US) * via Instagram *
£11.69
Little Island The Slug and the Snail
Book SynopsisDrawn from the Irish Traveller storytelling tradition, DeBhairduin’s tale is a gentle allegory about identity, self-acceptance and different ways of seeing the world. Two slugs travel happily together until they meet a crow who asks them where their home is. The younger brother, embarrassed, makes himself a shell, and calls himself snail. The older brother carries on as he is. At first, the brothers grow apart. But in time, they learn to respect each other’s way of life. Trade Review"Beautifully illustrated." * The Irish Times *"A beautifully illustrated picture book ... It’s a clever story about acceptance and celebrating, as the book says, “similarities and common connection”." -- Sarah Webb * Irish Independent *"A warm story of difference and commonality." * Sunday Independent *"In melodic prose, DeBhairduin weaves a tale about a time when no snails existed in the world ... Anima’s radiant illustrations illuminate fine details within vast landscapes in a gentle work about perspective and connection." * Publishers Weekly *"A beautifully illustrated refreshing modern-day Aesop’s Fable ... This sweet and unique picture book is rooted in the oral tradition of the Irish Traveller community and gently explores themes of belonging, community, friendship, acceptance, and feelings with a light-hearted and thoughtful touch." * BookTrust Northern Ireland *"I love this story." * The John Toal Show *"In a world full of prejudice, the message here is one of respect for all ways of life." * The Echo *"This is a gorgeous book and hopefully not the last we hear of Oein and Olya." * Read and Reviewed *"I definitely learned something from this book ... This story points out that though we are different we can still find common ground. I believe that to be true ... The illustrations were good as was the story." * NetGalley Reviewer *"This is a beautifully illustrated telling of an Irish tale." * ***** NetGalley Librarian Review *"Lovely illustrations support the text and tell the story of how large the world is." * NetGalley Librarian Review *"Gorgeously illustrated." * NetGalley Librarian Review *Praise for Oein DeBhairduin's Why the Moon Travels "A beautiful book, immaculately written in clear but inventive language AND Why the Moon Travels, the title story, may be the most beautiful of all the tales, a metaphysical love story and tragedy that echoes everything from Lorca to Ladyhawke." * Irish Times *Praise for Oein DeBhairduin's Why the Moon Travels "Life-affirming, luminous and lyrical, these vividly told stories of folklore, make the reader see nature — and the Travelling community in a new light." * Irish Examiner *Praise for Oein DeBhairduin's Why the Moon Travels "DeBhairduin is a born storyteller. And here is a book that extends its hands generously across a boundary. A gift to the settled community, it belongs in every school and household." * Children’s Book Ireland, Editors Choice *Praise for Oein DeBhairduin's Why the Moon Travels "DeBhairduin writes with extraordinary lyricism and deep passion." * Books Ireland Magazine *
£13.49
Amazon Publishing The Light Within You
Book SynopsisA celebration of family love and the light we share with the world. Diya is excited to be going to India for Diwali, the Festival of Lights. That means she’ll get to spend time with Nani, her beloved grandma, who she hasn’t seen since her family moved from India. Now India is 7,850 miles away… Once Diya arrives in India, she immediately feels at home with Nani. Together they go shopping at the bazaar and prepare for the festival. As Diya and Nani celebrate Diwali together, Diya’s heart soars. But all too soon, her trip will come to an end. Is there a way for Diya to take some of the light and magic of Diwali with her when she leaves?Trade Review“Nair’s jewel-toned illustrations, sprinkled with dots of light, reinforce the text’s essential themes and its core bond between two family members who share a special connection and light each other up.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review) “This is a great book to add to a social studies curriculum for learning about other cultures. It's also a good story to just enjoy.” —Midwest Book Review “Mehra and Nair are exhaustive in creating the atmosphere, providing: descriptions of the preparations for the festival; cute drawings of food, with accurate food names that provide instant appeal for snack-loving children and adults; illustrations of bazaars and buildings that could inspire classroom connections to geography and architecture; and more. There is a little something for all readers…” —School Library Journal (starred review)
£11.69
HarperCollins Publishers Fun at the Fair
Book SynopsisBig Cat Phonics for Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised has been developed in collaboration with Wandle Learning Trust and Little Sutton Primary School. It comprises classroom resources to support the SSP programme and a range of phonic readers that together provide a consistent and highly effective approach to teaching phonics.
£8.12
