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    • In this festive addition to the What the Ladybird Heard series, the clever ladybird is visiting her friend the spider in a big old house during the Christmas season. However, trouble arises as the notorious Hefty Hugh and Lanky Len are up to no good again. They have a devious plan to steal the children's Christmas presents from their stockings.…
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  • What We’ll build
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    • What We'll Build is a tender and imaginative picture book that follows a father and daughter as they set out to construct their future together. Using a variety of tools—both literal and metaphorical—they build a home, forge memories, and lay the foundations of love and trust. The narrative, written in lyrical verse, emphasizes themes of hope, resilience, and the enduring…
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  • When the Sun sets
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    • When the Sun Sets is a captivating wordless picture book by Ogin Nayam that invites readers into a whimsical exploration of the Sun's life after her daily journey across the sky. Through vibrant illustrations, the book personifies the Sun as an elegant working woman who, after setting, returns home to unwind, offering a unique perspective on celestial routines. Recommended age…
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  • Wherever you go my love will find you
    Wherever you go my love will find you
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    • This beautifully illustrated picture book is a lyrical journey that reassures children of the unwavering love that surrounds them, no matter where they go. Through poetic verses and enchanting imagery, it conveys the message that love is an ever-present force, accompanying them through all of life's adventures. Recommended age - 4+ years
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  • Who ate all that up
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    • Ever wondered how the forest stays so clean? This delightful picture book takes young readers on a journey through the jungle to discover nature's incredible cleanup crew. From the tiniest insects to larger animals, each creature plays a vital role in ensuring nothing goes to waste. It's a fascinating look at the circle of life and the importance of every…
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  • Why am I afraid
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    • In this engaging book, young readers are introduced to a group of friendly frogs who explore various situations that might cause fear, such as being alone, the dark, or unfamiliar places. Through simple language and interactive flaps, the book offers comforting explanations and strategies for coping with these feelings. Recommended age - 4+ years
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  • Yes Hutoxi
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    • Yes Hutoxi

    • In this delightful tale, Baby Bahadur and his friends—Mannu the monkey, Chandu the crocodile, Anna the parrot, and Akka the owl—are growing weary of their friend Hutoxi, a horse who often scolds and disrupts their fun. One day, Hutoxi disappears, and the group is left to wonder where she has gone and whether she will ever return. This story explores…
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  • You’re here for a reason
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    • You're Here for a Reason is a heartfelt picture book that celebrates the uniqueness and importance of every individual. Through gentle rhymes and soothing illustrations, Nancy Tillman reminds readers that each person has a special place in the world. The story conveys a message of love, belonging, and the impact one can have on others, encouraging children to recognize their…
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