Children’s / Teenage: Personal and social topics
Graphix Karens Haircut A Graphic Novel BabySitters Little
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£21.84
Scholastic Inc. MORE THAN PEACH SP TK
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£9.94
ProQuest LLC I Can Be Kind Learn About Your Best Self
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£23.75
ProQuest LLC I Can Be Brave Learn About Your Best Self
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£23.75
ProQuest LLC I Can Be a Good Friend Learn About Your Best Self
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£23.75
ProQuest LLC I Can Be Honest Learn About My Best Self
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£23.75
Hyperion Okoye to the People
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£16.19
Disney Book Publishing Inc. Hello Cruel Heart
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£16.19
Disney Book Publishing Inc. How Far Youll Go
Book SynopsisThis enchanting, lushly illustrated journey through Disney moments of bravery and resilience offers inspiration for fans of all ages, from recent grads to anyone embarking on a new adventure.You’re on a new adventure!It’s challenging and fun.You’ve come so far already, but you’ve only just begun.Starting a new journey can be scary. . . But no matter the obstacles you face, with resilience, love, and a sprinkling of magic, who knows how far you'll go! From Peter Pan and Tinker Bell teaching the Darling children to fly, to Moana finding the courage to voyage across the sea, these lush, watercolor scenes from across Disney's 100 years of film will inspire readers to make their own mark on the world.Brought to life by award-winning illustrator Grace Lee, this book features wondrous scenes from Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, The Jungle Book, Cars, Up<
£15.29
Disney Book Publishing Inc. The Proud Family Louder and Prouder It All
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£7.56
Disney Publishing Group Ellie Engle Saves Herself
£8.13
Disney Book Publishing Inc. DisneyPixar Elemental A City for Everyone
Book SynopsisInspired by Disney and Pixar's Elemental, this charming hardcover jacketed picture book is perfect for fans of the film!Ember Lumen works at her family's shop in Firetown. One day, she receives a request for a special delivery that will take her deep into Element City. There's just one problem: Element City. As a Fire Element, Ember does not always fit in within the busy—and very flammable—city. But Ember is ready for the challenge and sets out on her journey. She encounters unexpected obstacles, meets friends both old and new, and discovers beautiful parts of the city. Even though there are many ups and downs along the way, a thought sparks within Ember: perhaps there's a place for her in Element City after all.Add to your collection with best-selling fan favorites: Disney/Pixar Lightyear: Sox on a Mission Disney/Pixar Turning Red: Like Mother, Like Daughter Disney/Pixar
£15.29
Disney Publishing Group Disney Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy 5 Tatia and the
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£6.99
Tommy Nelson Jelly Bean Blessings
Book SynopsisJelly Bean Blessings is a cheery seasonal board book that celebrates all springtime blessings! Kids will be drawn to the charming cover and whimsical art, and they''ll love the idea of exploring the many reasons we love spring.From picking flowers to jumping in puddles to eating delicious jelly beans, these activities are a fun way to thank God for the beautiful parts of the season that we get to enjoy together!With charming art and an adorable cover, Jelly Bean Blessings is the perfect way to celebrate all the wonderful blessings of spring.
£13.00
Tommy Nelson God I Know Youre Good
Book SynopsisFrom Bonnie Rickner Jensen, the author of the popular board book God, I Know You''re There, comes God, I Know You''re Good, a delightful children''s book about introducing kids to God''s love, presence, and goodness through the world around us.From picnics to ocean waves to the kindness of a friend, all good things are gifts from God. God, I Know You''re Good shows babies, toddlers, and preschoolers how to recognize God''s loving presence all around them--and in them!Written from the perspective of a child, God, I Know You''re Good helps little ones realize how we can find God''s goodness in fuzzy caterpillars, play dates, parades, and stars. With imaginative, whimsical illustrations from Shane Crampton, this board book: Is ideal for ages 3–7 Includes thoughtful, read-aloud-friendly rhymes Is a great gift for a baby shower, baptism, Christmas, or Easter Travel
£11.08
Sourcebooks, Inc Horrid Henry and the Mummys Curse Horrid Henry
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£9.27
Sourcebooks, Inc Horrid Henry and the Soccer Fiend
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£9.46
Sourcebooks, Inc Horrid Henry Wakes the Dead
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£9.26
Sourcebooks, Inc Horrid Henry Robs the Bank
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£8.99
Capstone Press Way to be Manners Manners on the School Bus
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£10.69
Thorndike Press Looking for Alaska
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£32.59
Tyndale House Publishers The One Year Devos for Animal Lovers
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£14.24
Tyndale House Publishers Think 48
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£10.92
Tyndale House Publishers One Year Devotions For Active Boys The
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£14.24
Hyperion Books for Children La Paloma encuentra un perro caliente
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£10.44
Broadstreet Publishing Mi Tiempo Con Dios Para Niñas
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£17.09
BroadStreet Publishing Busy Windows Bible Stories
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£12.51
BroadStreet Publishing Mi Primera Biblia Para Pequeñitos
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£11.24
BroadStreet Publishing God Made Me Crazy Beautiful
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£9.99
BroadStreet Publishing My Pretty Pink Prayers
Book SynopsisConnect with God in My Pretty Pink Prayers, a beautiful board book full of rhyming prayers to share. Featuring quotes from Scripture and helpful prompts to spark discussion, this book is the perfect introduction to exploring faith with your little one. Children will also love the shiny vinyl cover and bright and bold illustrations in this keepsake collection.Features: This tactile soft-touch cover helps develop an early love of reading through sensory engagement Enchanting text helps young readers discover more about God Bright illustrations make it a joy for all readers, promoting adult?child time Sturdy board pages are durable and easy for tiny hands to hold
£12.34
Broadstreet Publishing L Is for Love
£11.00
National Geographic Kids Aint Nothing But a Man My Quest to Find the Real
Book SynopsisWho was the real John Henry? The story of this legendary African-American figure has come down to us in so many songs, stories, and plays, that the facts are often lost. Historian Scott Nelson brings John Henry alive for young readers in his personal quest for the true story of the man behind the myth. Nelson presents the famous folk song as a mystery to be unraveled, identifying the embedded clues within the lyrics, which he examines to uncover many surprising truths. He investigates the legend and reveals the real John Henry in this beautifully illustrated book. Nelson’s narrative is multilayered, interweaving the story of the building of the railroads, the period of Reconstruction, folk tales, American mythology, and an exploration of the tradition of work songs and their evolution into blues and rock and roll. This is also the story of the author’s search for the flesh-and-blood man who became an American folk hero; Nelson gives a first-person account of
£12.99
National Geographic Kids Students on Strike Growing Up African American in
Book SynopsisJohn Stokes has waited more than 50 years to give his eyewitness account of The Manhattan Project. This was the name he and a group of fellow students gave their strike at R.R. Moton High School that helped to end separate schooling for blacks and whites, not only in his home state of Virginia, but throughout America. Told in Stokes’ own words, the story vividly conveys how his passion for learning helped set in motion one of the most powerful movements in American history, resulting in the desegregation of schoolsand lifein the United States. As a child tending crops on the family farm, John Stokes never dreamed that one day he would be at the center of the Civil Rights Movement. Yet, on April 23, 1951, he and his fellow students walked out of the school and into the history books. Their school was built to accommodate 180 students, yet over 400 black students attended classes in leaky buildings with tar paper walls. A potbelly stove served as the only sourc
£12.52
National Geographic Kids Celebrate Cinco de Mayo With Fiestas Music and
Book SynopsisCelebrate Cinco de Mayo continues National Geographic’s spectacular Holidays Around the World series with this joyous feast of Mexican culture—an annual event in Mexico and an increasingly popular holiday in America as well. Many mistakenly assume that the fifth of May is Mexico’s Independence Day. In fact, the date marks the anniversary of a famous 1862 battle in which the Mexicans defeated the French. Known as the Battle of Puebla, the victory marked a watershed in Mexican pride and unity that echoes down to the present day. With succinct text and dazzling photography, Celebrate Cinco de Mayo takes readers on a journey to discover the rich variety of celebrations across our country—from Texas to Minnesota to New York. This inviting book gives readers a flavor of the wide range of colorful holiday traditions: parades and pageants; races and rodeos; mariachi music and dancing; parties with piñatas and delicious Mexican foods. Childr
£14.36
National Geographic Kids Mrs Lincolns Dressmaker The Unlikely Friendship
Book SynopsisFew events can stir up a scandal more than an autobiography of a First Lady’s confidante. In 1868, a controversial tell-all called Behind the Scenes introduced readers to Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley. Mrs. Keckley was a former slave who had been Mary Todd Lincoln’s dressmaker and friend during the White House years, and in the aftermath of President Lincoln’s assassination. The book exposed Mary’s marriage and her erratic behavior, along with confidential opinions of many in high society. The airing of the Lincoln's dirty laundry meant humiliation for Mary and her family, and Elizabeth’s reputation was destroyed. This outcome would have been unimaginable in 1867, when Mary declared in a letter, I consider you my best living friend. How could such a bond have developed between a woman born into slavery and the First Lady of the United States? Mrs. Lincoln’s Dressmaker answers this question by chronicling the extraordinary lives of these women
£16.11
National Geographic Kids Mr Lincolns HighTech War How the North Used the
Book SynopsisThomas B. Allen’s expertise in military history and strategy is combined with Roger MacBride Allen’s knowledge of technology to reveal a lesser-known yet fascinating side of the 16th president of the United States. Their authoritative narrative reveals Lincoln as our nation’s first hands-on Commander-in-Chief, whose appreciation for the power of technology plays a critical role in the North’s Civil War victory over the less developed South.Readers meet Lincoln as he exchanges vital telegraph messages with his generals in the field; we witness his inspection of new ship models at the Navy Yard; we view the president target-shooting with the designer of a new kind of rifle; and we follow Lincoln, the man of action, as he leads a daring raid to recapture Norfolk, VA.The book’s historic sweep also sets Abraham Lincoln in the context of his military era: we learn about the North’s Anaconda Plan, the South’s counter strategies, and ho
£17.06
National Geographic Kids Bylines A Photobiography of Nellie Bly National
Book SynopsisBylines is the latest title from award-winning biographer Sue Macy. Nellie Bly was a pioneering American journalist who lived by the belief that Energy rightly applied and directed will accomplish anything. This credo took her from humble origins in Cochran’s Mill, Pennsylvania, a town named after her father, to the most exotic cities around the globe by the time she was 25.Nellie Bly was born Elizabeth Jane Cochran in 1864, in an age when many women led unassuming lives. Her life would make people sit up and take notice: When she wasn’t making history herself, she was writing about others who did. Rarely has anyone left a more detailed record of her place in the world than Nellie Bly. In a very public life, she shared her feelings and opinions through her writing and embraced the struggles of all classes of Americans who were fighting for their rights.The story of the two decades before and after the turn of the 20th century was her story, and she wr
£16.96
National Geographic Kids 1776 A New Look at Revolutionary Williamsburg
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£16.16
National Geographic Kids Girls Can Smash Stereotypes Defy Expectations and
Book SynopsisGet ready to smash stereotypes, overcome odds, and achieve your goals! This powerful book combines biographical profiles on amazing women, myth-busting science, advice on achieving great things, and exclusive interviews to prove that girls really can do anything!Have you ever heard someone say Girls can't do that? Get ready to put that idea to rest once and for all. Fantastic photographs and an eye-catching design pair with riveting, diverse tales of both famous and little-known women who made their mark in leadership, sports, the arts, the sciences, and more. Advice, calls to action, and exclusive interviews with great role models--such as Oprah Winfrey, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Roxanne Gay, Emma Gonzalez, Nancy Pelosi, Jane Goodall, and more--will challenge you to be yourself and empower you to change the world, too! Get a glimpse of the history, origins, and inaccuracies of outdated criticisms and gender myths, and learn how women across the world are m
£23.65
B&H Publishing Group Lulu Fleming
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£13.25
Thorndike Striving Reader The Dark Secret
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£17.09
Gale, a Cengage Company The Truths We Hold
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£32.74
American Psychological Association I See You A Story for Kids About Homelessness
Book SynopsisOver the course of a year, one boy is witness to all that a homeless woman endures endures. Trade ReviewGold medal winner, Nautilus Awards Gold medal winner, 2018 IPPY Awards Gold Medal Winner, 2017 Foreword INDIES Awards Gold Medal winner, Mom's Choice Awards Interview with author in Street Sense Media, "Children's book facilitates discussion about homelessness and how to help" “Michael Genhart’s wordless picture book is about heart, compassion and connecting with others. It is the perfect medium to open the door for children and parents to begin a conversation about the many kinds of homelessness. It also encourages children to study the detailed illustrations a little more carefully and use their imaginations to tell the story. The boy is an inspiration and reminder of a child’s untainted generosity. The emotion and candor captured by this story are beautifully brought to life in Joanne Lew-Vriethoff’s heartfelt and vivid illustrations.” —Children’s Books Heal "This wordless tale depicts the trials of a homeless woman whom only one boy can see. For a year, only he sees all that she endures having no home and very few personal belongings. Not to mention, not a soul reaches out to help her. Finally, in a heartwarming display of compassion, the little boy acknowledges her with a simple gesture. “I See You” is an ideal conversation starter to approach the difficult subject of homelessness." —Parent.co “Exceptional, unique, thoughtful, thought-provoking, and providing a thoroughly entertaining story with an underlying and positive message, I See You is especially and unreservedly recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library social issue-themed picture book collections.” —Midwest Book Review
£15.15
Capstone Press Quarterback Sneak
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£8.99
Capstone Press Backup Goalie
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£8.99
Capstone Press Lacrosse Attack Impact Books A Jake Maddox Sports
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£8.99
Capstone Press Hunters Code
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£8.99
Capstone Press Soccer ShowOff Jake Maddox Girl Stories
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£8.99
