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From Peter Pan’s Neverland to Alice’s Wonderland. From the Wizard’s Oz to King Author’s Camelot. Finally, an atlas where children can dive-in and explore all of their favorite imaginary worlds. The Atlas of the Imaginary Places includes 80 pages with captivating illustrations of over 10 fictional lands, accompanied by an experienced and charming guide highlighting the main sights and facts about each. Not to be missed: a final and original map! Ages 7 +

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Bye Bye Diaper and Bye Bye Pacifier are two board books designed to support children during two difficult early childhood transitions: leaving the diaper and the pacifier. The main character is a bunny most children can relate to – unfamiliar with the potty and unwilling to part with his pacifier. Bunny acknowledges his fears and begins a journey that leaves him feeling empowered and excited by these life transitions. In addition to a relatable protagonist and narrative, these board books are physically designed to engage children with a unique slider on each page – discovery of the novelty will offer an unexpected surprise at each turn! Ages: 0 to 3

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For those seeking to enter into the enchanted and esteemed realm of magicians. Illustrated step-by-step, clear-and-easy instructions for effective and impressive tricks that can be done at home with everyday objects! Age 8+

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What inspired the work and works of geniuses like Leonardo, Einstein, Frida and Curie? These books aim to explain it to the little ones, presenting some of the greatest characters of the past in a funny and light-hearted way, to which children can easily relate. The great characters become the most powerful kind of inspiration, to push the little readers to dream a little bigger. Ages: 4 plus

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What inspired the work and works of geniuses like Leonardo, Einstein, Frida and Curie? These books aim to explain it to the little ones, presenting some of the greatest characters of the past in a funny and light-hearted way, to which children can easily relate. The great characters become the most powerful kind of inspiration, to push the little readers to dream a little bigger. Ages: 4 plus

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Social networks are a breeding ground for fake news – and enough scientific research has observed how online content can shape children’s opinions and thoughts. This timely book provides young digital users with the tools they need to distinguish fact from fiction and editorial commentary from news. An indispensable resource for parents and teachers on the unignorable topic of misinformation and marketing. Photographs, illustrations, activities, and quizzes engage and teach the reader how to consume information critically. Ages 8 +

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Bye Bye Diaper and Bye Bye Pacifier are two board books designed to support children during two difficult early childhood transitions: leaving the diaper and the pacifier. The main character is a bunny most children can relate to – unfamiliar with the potty and unwilling to part with his pacifier. Bunny acknowledges his fears and begins a journey that leaves him feeling empowered and excited by these life transitions. In addition to a relatable protagonist and narrative, these board books are physically designed to engage children with a unique slider on each page – discovery of the novelty will offer an unexpected surprise at each turn! Ages: 0 to 3

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From the highest skyscrapers of the world to the small blue and white houses in Santorini, Greece, the urban landscape of the world is an incredible journey that children can take while leafing through the pages of this wonderfully illustrated book. With more than 40 flaps inside, the little readers will be able not only to discover how many types of houses there are, but also to take a peek at the inside, learning about far away cultures in a domestic dimension. Ages 5 plus

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Ready. Set. Adventure. 30 days of tasks for creative and imaginative play – from writing a story set on Mars to a rap about protecting wildlife; from organizing a company with encrypted codes to a sleepover with friends… set in 2250! The adventure journal not only offers prompts for games and performance, but also includes lists, questions, and room for reflection and self-expression. Ages: 8 plus

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What inspired the work and works of geniuses like Leonardo, Einstein, Frida and Curie? These books aim to explain it to the little ones, presenting some of the greatest characters of the past in a funny and light-hearted way, to which children can easily relate. The great characters become the most powerful kind of inspiration, to push the little readers to dream a little bigger. Ages: 4 plus

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