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  Ottoline Goes to School - A...

  Chris Riddell

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  A fun, fresh cover look for the second title in Chris Riddell's imaginative Ottoline series. Packed with gorgeous black-and-white illustrations throughout, Ottoline Goes to School is perfect for kids aged 7+!Ottoline is off to the Alice B. Smith School for the Differently Gifted, but she is rather worried that she doesn't have a special gift. Meanwhile, Mr Munroe is more worried about the ghost who is said to haunt the school halls at night.As the school term continues, will Ottoline discover her hidden talent? And can she and Mr Munroe expose the spook?Full of gorgeous, intricate black-and-white illustrations, the Ottoline series is perfect for young and reluctant readers. Join Ottoline and Mr Monroe for more adventures in Ottoline and the Yellow Cat, Ottoline at Sea and Ottoline and the Purple Fox!

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  How Computers Work

  Ben Hubbard

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  Ever wonder what goes on inside your computer? Take a look into how processors, networks, and more are all connected.

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  Silver Swamp The (The Last...

  Katrina Charman

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  Tag and Skyla must rescue Blaze, in this action-packed fantasy adventure series!Blaze has been captured by giant birds! Tag and Skyla set off through the Cloud Kingdom to find her, using only their magical map as a guide. They must travel through the dangerous Silver Swamp, where threats are lurking around every corner. Will they be able to rescue Blaze? And will these friends get one step closer to discovering Blaze's family of lost firehawks? This fully illustrated series makes a great introduction to fantasy and quest stories for younger readers!

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  Rising to Unbreakable Confidence...

  Ben L. Triumph

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  It’s hard growing into this world with insecurities. So, give yourself the tools to conquer the challenges of adolescence, unlock a lifetime of confident success, and step into your best self! 
  Are you a teenager facing a maze of self-doubt and societal pressures? 
  During these pivotal years, societal expectations, peer pressure, and personal doubts can shake even the strongest spirit. 
  Rising to Unbreakable Confidence is a transformative guide that empowers teenagers like you to thrive. Through a blend of actionable strategies, practical exercises, and relatable stories, this book equips you with a proven roadmap to self-confidence. 
  Here you will: 
  - Unleash Authenticity: Dive into the powerful relationship between authenticity and self-esteem. Begin to embrace your true self, cultivating a rock-solid foundation for lasting confidence in every aspect of your life. 
  - Sustain Unyielding Self-Confidence: Start building not just fleeting confidence but confidence that lasts. Uncover strategies to sustain your self-assuredness over time, from your teenage years as you navigate adolescence to adulthood as you explore the world. 
  - Build Your Tailored Self-Confidence Plan: Your growth doesn’t stop at the last page! Use the insights you learn after reading this book to craft a personalized action plan for ongoing self-confidence and resilience, tailored to your unique journey for years to come. 
  And so much more!Ready to watch yourself rise above challenges, embrace your journey, and dream bigger than ever before? Don’t let your best self wait another minute, and grab your copy today!

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  Daydreams and Jellybeans

  Alex Wharton

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  From forgotten jellybeans to sparking daydreams, Alex's poems, written for primary school age children, are both funny and thoughtful, and aim to spark familiarity and inclusion. And the illustrations from Katy Riddell will focus on the fun and dreamlike quality of the poems' engagement with the natural world. These poems use rhyme, rhythm and free verse and are ideally suited to performance in a school setting, nurturing a love of language, reading, confidence and self-expression.

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  Before the Fact - When...

  Zenna Henderson

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  Life has become effortless. Hunger, war, and instability are distant memories, replaced by safety, longevity, and routine satisfaction. Yet for some, that perfection feels strangely hollow. When Renwick voices his restlessness, a friend responds not with philosophy or reassurance, but with a quiet, unsettling observation drawn from an unexpected place: children’s games. 
  What begins as a casual conversation turns into something far more disturbing. Patterns emerge. The toys children choose, the rhymes they chant, and the games they invent have, in the past, mirrored major changes long before those changes arrived. Now, the newest games point toward something older, harsher, and deeply out of step with a secure world that believes it has outgrown fear. Renwick is left staring at evidence that cannot be easily explained away—and at a future that may not resemble the orderly present he thought was permanent. 
  Before the Fact is a quiet, chilling story that builds tension through conversation rather than catastrophe. Its power comes from implication, from the realization that warning signs may not arrive as alarms or disasters, but as something as simple as a child at play. The unease grows not from what is shown, but from what must be acknowledged once it is seen. 
  Zenna Henderson was known for science fiction that centered on people rather than machinery, often exploring how ordinary lives respond to extraordinary pressures. Her work appeared frequently in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, and she is best remembered for her interconnected “People” stories, later collected in volumes such as Pilgrimage and The People: No Different Flesh. In Before the Fact, Henderson applies her human-focused approach to a future that seems gentle on the surface—and quietly terrifying underneath.

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