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  The Nodders - What! You Don’t...

  Tina Huggins

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  "The Nodders: What! You Don't Want to Nap?" a delightful and whimsical Award-Winning Children's Book that offers a creative twist to the concept of nap time. The combination of enchanting illustrations and playful rhymes engage toddlers to be captivated with their imagination thus asking this story to be read over and over again. The visual imagery of small creatures with wings and magic shoes adds a sense of magic and adventure to the narrative, making it an exciting and enjoyable read for toddlers. Seeing these small creatures with tiny wings flapping and the magic shoes whirling encourages napping in a very fun way. The story is filled with animals, objects, shapes and colors to provide preschool learning with any adult or older sibling who is reading to a child.With the incorporation of animals, objects, shapes, and colors for preschool learning is a fun way to blend entertainment with education. This not only makes the story engaging for children, but also offers an opportunity for adults or older siblings to engage with the child in a learning experience while reading together. The book will become a beloved book that children look forward to hearing before their nap time.

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  Fred and the Fantastic Tub Tub

  Zeb Soanes

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  When Fred’s green-fingered grandfather shows her a map to the mysterious island of Papa Nupi, he leads her on a summer holiday adventure that just might save the planet. From Zeb Soanes, author of the bestselling Gaspard the Fox books.
  
  Fred and the Fantastic Tub-Tub is also an exciting orchestral concert work by James Marangone.
  
  'Beautifully topical, Fred and the Fantastic Tub-Tub is a thrilling and wondrous adventure, where the power of music and nature inspire us all to make the world a better place.’ Dame Judi Dench
  
  ‘An exciting journey into a world of enchanted flowers.’ Alan Titchmarsh, MBE

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  Ivy & Bean Break the Fossil...

  Annie Barrows

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  World record fever grips the second grade, and soon Ivy and Bean are trying to set their own record by becoming the youngest people to have ever discovered a dinosaur. But how hard is it to find one?

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  Hard Work : Inspirational story...

  Ajay Kumar

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  This book tells us about a poor and hard working child who pay his fees by working hard.

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  The Thief of Worlds

  Bruce Coville

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  The wind has stopped, just stopped, all across the world. As panic begins to build one boy, storm-born Hurricane Smith, is especially affected. After all, the wind has always been his friend, always had his back. Hurricane's despair only increases when his mother's breathing problem lands her in the hospital. That night, alone in their apartment, a strange man appears to him, with an even stranger message: “I am Zephron Windlord, and I need your help to rescue the wind.” 
   
  With that, Hurricane is off on an adventure that will take him to four worlds, introduce him to people stranger than he had ever imagined, and finally lead him to the most unexpected world of all, where he will be faced with a life changing decision. OneVoice is delighted to introduce Marcus Montgomery, a sensational new voice talent, in his debut recording of this astounding adventure

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  Peter Pan

  James Matthew Barrie

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  Who doesn't know a boy who didn't want to become an adult? Of course, everyone knows Peter Pan!.. After all, there is a child in everyone's soul who does not want to grow up for anything. This was especially felt by James Barry, who wrote in his novelistic work about a lost boy who did not want his parents to find him and raise him. And when Barry started writing for children… Children's works more fully reflected the main features of his work: reality is often mixed with fiction, and humor and comic situations are fanned with bright sadness. "Peter Pan" is a story full of adventures and funny, and sometimes even dangerous, characters: sweet Wendy, her brothers John and Michael, the nanny dog Nana, the flighty fairy Ding-Dili-Don, as well as Lost Boys, the ferocious pirate Captain Hook-Hook, who instead of one hand has a terrible iron hook, red Indians, pirates and various animals. Peter and the fairy persuade Wendy and her brothers to escape to the land of Nowhere, where friends settle in an underground house, swim in the lagoon, experience many terrible adventures and return home after Peter's victory over the pirates. Unfortunately, all adventures, as well as childhood, come to an end sometime... Enjoy the fairy tale story read in the original, which glorified its author

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