- : Usborne Phonic Readers-Underpants for ants (No:15018)
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- : A humorously illustrated picture book for beginner readers – great fun to read aloud together. The ants are feeling a bit chilly – can Mouse help with her knitting skills? With simple rhyming text and phonic repetition specially designed to develop essential language and early reading skills. Also includes guidance notes for parents at the back of the book.
- : 5 -8 Yrs
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- : Usborne Phonic Readers- Goat in a boat (No:15024)
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- : A lively, rhyming story with irresistibly funny illustrations and phonic repetition specially designed to help children learn to read. “Goat rows his boat around the moat. He sits and gazes at his float. It sinks. He blinks. “A fish!” he thinks.” Simple rhyming text helps children develop essential language and early reading skills, and there are guidance notes for parents at the back of the book.
- : 5 -7 Yrs
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- : Geronimo Stilton #58 The super chef contest (No:15323)
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- : There was a major event coming up: The Super Chef Contest! The winner is declared the best chef on Mouse Island. My cousin Trap decided to enter the competition--and he brought me along as an assistant! Slimy Swiss cheese, I don't know the first thing about cooking. I was in for a delicious adventure!
- : 8 -12 Yrs
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- : Geronimo Stilton Mini Mystery #06 The cheese burglar (No:15092)
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- : I was attending the Mouse Island Cheese Exhibition to show off my prized antique cheese rinds when a thief struck � and I was accused of being the burglar! It was up to my friend Hercule Poirat to clear my good name, with the help of my nephew Benjamin and his friend Bugsy Wugsy. Could they solve the mystery?
- : 8 -12 Yrs
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- : Of Course its Butterfingers (No:15178)
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- : Bang! Thump! Crash! Who's the wizard of the woeful, the foremost lord of the foul-up, the bumbling baron of blunders? Of course it's Butterfingers. Even when Amar Kishen-better known as Butterfingers-isn't stumbling through misadventures, he sure has disaster tailing him every step of the way. And now that he's back, his 'brilliant' ideas land him in trouble as usual, whether it's messing around with an Egyptian mummy, dropping a watch in a swimming pool, playing cricket with an all-girls team or saving a rock star's life. Join the irrepressible Butterfingers in this exciting and enjoyable installment of side-splitting short stories.
- : 12 -15 Yrs
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- : Chronicles of Narnia#2-The lion, witch, and Wardrobe (No:15335)
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- : Four adventurous siblings?Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy Pevensie? step through a wardrobe door and into the land of Narnia, a land frozen in eternal winter and enslaved by the power of the White Witch. But when almost all hope is lost, the return of the Great Lion, Aslan, signals a great change . . . and a great sacrifice. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is the second book in C. S. Lewis’s classic fantasy series, which has been drawing readers of all ages into a magical land with unforgettable characters for over sixty years.
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- : The Lizard of Oz (No:15340)
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- : An inquisitive lizard gets caught in a shoebox. An Orange duck changes its luck. A lion agonizes over his lost teeth. A mosquito decides to spend its short life helping humans. Read about the exciting misadventures of various creatures as they wriggle and nibble their way out of tight spots in this collection of funny and sensitive short stories.
- : 10 -13 Yrs
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- : Annual Haircut Day (No:15227)
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- : Sringeri Srinivas had very long hair. He wanted it cut on Annual Haircut Day. Everyone was busy. You will never guess who helped him that day! Read and enjoy !
- : 2 -5 Yrs
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- : Laundry Day (No:15231)
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- : It is Mary's favourite time of day – washing time. Meet Mary and her neighbours as they get their day off to a fresh, clean start.
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- : The Way Back Home (No:15551)
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- : Once there as a boy, and one day, he found an aeroplane in his cupboard… He didn’t remember leaving it in there, but he thought he’d take it out for a go right away. At first, all went well and the plane flew higher and higher and higher until… suddenly, with a splutter, it ran out of petrol. The boy was stuck on the moon… and he was not alone…
- : 4 -5 Yrs
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