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Meet Leonard, the caring little shrew, in this charming Valentine's story. This heart-warming picture book introduces young children to unconditional love and has an underlying message about kindness and diversity. The Shrew family are having a day out. As the young shrews show off their different talents, Leonard wishes he could join in. However Mama and Papa remind him that he has other skills, and everybody is different. I Love You, Leonard! teaches an important message of being kind and is the ideal Valentine's book for adults to share with their little ones.This engaging children's story book offers:- Simple and amusing text that is ideal for children to read aloud.- Colourful, funny illustrations that bring the quirky characters to life.- A strong message about being kind and putting others first.Poor Leonard is worried when he makes mistakes, like accidentally dropping their picnic basket, but his family reassure him that they will love him no matter what he does or does not do! Follow Leonard the shrew as he questions what love is in this heartwarming picture book for young children.

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Join Leonard on his awe-inspiring adventure as he searches for the courage to speak up!Introducing Leonard, a softly-spoken shrew who sometimes finds it hard to have his voice heard. Little Leonard is often shy, and this means he sometimes misses out on some of the exciting experiences life has to offer: whether it's tasty seed snacks or playing games with the other children at break time, poor Leonard lacks the confidence to enjoy the things he loves most in his life!But when Leonard sees a friend in the playground being picked on by a bully, can he find the courage to speak out and save the day?This heart-warming story book is the ideal read for early learners aged 3-5, packed with:-Simple, engaging text ideal for reading aloud-Colourful, funny illustrations bring the quirky characters to life-Features a strong message about speaking up and the importance of standing up for yourself and to bulliesDid you know that according to a recent study, over 16,000 young people in the UK are absent from school due to bullying? Speak Out, Leonard! aims to encourage self-awareness, confidence, compassion, and empathy in little ones and to help them understand the importance of using your voice to speak out against injustice.A must-have volume for young readers who like animal books, as well as parents looking for a book that teaches children to speak up for themselves at an early age, Speak Out, Leonard! is sure to delight both parents and children alike.

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Follow Leonard on the search to find his scarf during the chilly Christmas holiday!Meet Leonard, a caring little shrew, in this enchanting snowy story, as the Shrew family are off on a chilly Christmas holiday to Iceland.Most of the shrews haven't experienced cold, wintery weather before so when it starts to snow, they can't wait to go outside - especially, little Leonard! But before they can play in the snow, they must wrap up warm. But wait, where is Leonard's scarf? Go on a journey with Leonard as he searches for his scarf in this heartwarming picture book.This engaging children's story book offers:- Simple and amusing text that is ideal for children to read aloud.- Colourful, funny illustrations that bring the quirky characters to life.- A strong message about being kind and putting others first.This heart-warming picture book introduces young children to winter and has an underlying message about kindness and putting others first. It's Snowing, Leonard! is the ideal animal book for adults to share with their little ones.

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Engaging fiction and non-fiction fully aligned to each week of Essential Letters and Sounds, allowing children to consolidate their phonic knowledge through reading in context. These fully decodable readers are 100% matched to the phonic progression of Essential Letters and Sounds. Essential Letters and Sounds is a systematic synthetic phonics programme validated by the Department for Education. These readers complement your existing decodable readers from Oxford University Press and can be used alongside them to support the teaching of Essential Letters and Sounds. Tools in Nature allows children to apply their phonics learning from Year 1, Spring 2 Week 1 of Essential Letters and Sounds.

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Our international primary reading series will help your learners become confident, independent readers. The animals need help to get the last lemon. Who can get it? Pink B books support children starting on their reading journey. Titles in this band typically have 30-60 words, colourful illustrations and lots of repetition to help word recognition. Contains full teaching support including learning outcomes, curriculum links and follow-up activities.

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Cat and Dog are detectives. Can they solve The Case of the Disappearing Fish? Oxford Reading Tree All Stars is an engaging chapter fiction series which combines age-appropriate content with imaginative stories, perfect for inspiring and stretching able infants. The series develops comprehension skills and provides a wide variety of fiction topics and styles, alongside illustrations that aid understanding. All the books in this series are carefully levelled, so it's easy to match every child to the right book - one which will develop their reading skills and fuel their love of reading. Help with children's reading development is also available at www.oxfordowl.co.uk.

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"This clever Rosh Hashanah story does an excellent job of including holiday symbols and traditions while telling a unique, engaging tale." --School Library JournalA PJ Library Selection for Fall 2022Miriam looked over the apple orchard. Autumn leaves were turning yellow and gold. The beehives were full of honey. The apples were ready for picking. Rosh Hashanah was coming.Miriam imagined all the apples and honey on her family's holiday table, as she waited for their guests to arrive.Miriam didn't come to the orchard just to pick apples.She also came to practice blowing her shofar. She could practice in the orchard without hurting anyone's ears.Miriam stood under an apple tree. She took a breath and blew. TEKIAH! SHEVARIM! TERUAH!She heard a sound above her head. It wasn't a shofar.Munch! Crunch! Munch! Crunch!What was making that noise? Miriam looked up into the apple tree.There sat a sasquatch, munching away at the apples.Join Miriam as she seeks to solve her sasquatch dilemma, and in the process learns that our initial impressions of others may be a bit mistaken. Includes a note to readers that explains how the author got the idea for this story and a little about the legend of the sasquatch.

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