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  Agaton Sax and the Max Brothers

  Nils-Olof Franzén

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  Agaton Sax, private detective and editor of the world’s smallest newspaper (but also the best) loves a good trick. 
  Mind you, a brain like his is hard to fool. 
  So when the marvellous Max Brothers - conjurors extraordinaire - come to Byköping just days after a daring raid on the Bank of England, the stage is set for a magical mystery that will take Agaton and Inspector Lispington across Europe by train, car, plane, helicopter and… barrel. 
  The Agaton Sax series of books were first published in Sweden, later being translated into English and printed with illustrations by much-loved artist Quentin Blake (perhaps best known for his work on the books of Roald Dahl). The English translations became immensely popular, achieving the status of the most re-issued mystery & detective series in the history of Nordic children's literature. 
  Now, for the first time, Oak Tree Books is proud to publish the entire Agaton Sax series in audio format, newly translated for the next generation and expertly narrated by Barnaby Eaton-Jones.

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  Bloomie Blooms

  Isabel Kuri

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  When Bloomie feels a little drop of inspiration, it is clear there is only one thing to do — follow it all the way!

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  Dudu saves Kuluki Forest

  Caesari J. Piccs

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  Dudu bear and his educational and inspiring bedtime stories are a must have books for children and parents to help kids (and adults) to understand how important it is to protect the environment and ecosystem balance and respect the rules of civil coexistence. Charming tales for bedtime Dudu stories are about values, morals, and the purpose of living life told through bright and attractive illustrations. 
  Suitable for reading both bedtime and during the day, ideal as a read aloud books for preschoolers or a self-read books for older children because will keep kids turning the pages. A story for brave kids like Kiki This story is suitable for brave little kids like Kiki who helps Dudu save the Kuluki Forest from those who want to destroy the environment for a no longer sustainable development. From those who think to money and power and forget to give a better future to their children. 
  Because kids need more nature and less malls Why read Dudu stories An inspirational and charming bedtime story Teaches children the importance of protect environment Inspires respect for rules Teaches the value of helping others

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  The Giant Moth Mummy

  Jessica Roberts, Andrew Hansen

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  The second book in the hilarious Bab Sharkey and the Animal Mummies adventure series, from the bonkers brains of award-winning Australian comedian Andrew Hansen and Jessica Roberts. 
  A wonderful audio production featuring sound effects and music. 
  A dark river under the world. An Ibis Mummy with an upside-down head. And the whole of Mumphis in peril… from six talking shoes. Boy Pharaoh Bab Sharkey returns to the magic city of the Animal Mummies. Only this time, he faces the grossest weapon ever devised – a giant mummified moth possessed by the spirit of the Unpharaoh herself! Can Bab and his smelly friends defeat this ancient evil? 
  Packed with jokes, sound effects and songs, it’s perfect for middle-grade kids with a crazy sense of humour. 
   ‘Wacky, with characters that are entertaining and cute (in a disgusting way) ... There are tidbits of ancient history scattered along the way, but the focus is on the weird fun and adventure." Books+Publishing

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  Tell Me a Story 2

  Amy Friedman, Laura Hall

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  This wonderful program, with eight magical folktales read by stage and screen's most talented actors, and music by renowned composer Laura Hall will delight listeners from 5 to 95. The multicultural rhythms and tales of Tell Me A Story 2:  Animal Magic reflect the spirit of these words offered in 1854 by Chief Seattle, "... if all the beasts were gone, men would die from a great loneliness of spirit..."

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  Fiasol - Doing fine

  Kristín Helga Gunnarsdóttir

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  Fíasól is a seven-year-old crab living in Green Grove in Grasby. Well, she is not actually a crab. She is a girl born in the Cancer star sign, and in her opinion that stinks. So she’s decided to adopt a brand new star sign for herself, it’s called the Flowery Butterfly and is a sign made specially for people who don’t want to be Cancerians. 
  She lives in Green Grove with her mum and dad, her big sisters Pippa and Bidda, and a couple of poodles, Hansína and Jensína. 
  Fíasól’s best friend is called Ingo. He is nine years old and lives in the house diagonally opposite hers. Harold, Herbert and Heba live in the house directly opposite. They are also specially good friends of Fíasól’s. 
  “I’ll never have to leave Green Grove,” Fíasól sometimes says. “I’ve got all my friends here, my stuff, my bed, and the food of course.” 
  “You’ll need to go to school,” her ten-year-old sister Pippa retorts. 
  “Yeah, but then I’ll come straight back home because everything I need is here,” Fíasól replies. 
  “What if you need to see the doctor?” Pippa asks. 
  “Then I’ll just make a call and get the doctor to come and see me here,” Fíasól says. 
  “But what if…” Pippa continues, and so it goes on, the sisters bickering day in and day out. 
  “Oh, I have such an amazingly big imagination,” Fíasól sometime says, sounding pleased with herself. She is right of course. 
  “You are queen of your very own enormous imagination,” Fíasól’s mum says to her. “But you’ll have to be careful not to let your ideas fly so high that you lose track of them and they come to a sticky end.” 
  If you live in a big world of imagination you’re either doing just fine, or you’re in trouble. The thing is, it’s often so difficult to recognise whether an idea is good or bad. Good ideas can get you into trouble and bad ideas can look as if they’re rather good, to start with.

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