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  Who Can Fly Without Wings?

  Drubha Esh, Stephanie Wei

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  Tithi, Anu and Kushum don't need wings to fly like birds or dragonflies or butterflies. Through the power of play and imaginary wings, they soar as high as a kite or a cluster of clouds. This summer, mom sends Mushroom to grandmothers house.

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  The Shoppa Squad - Amber's...

  William Deegan

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  Meet Amber – The Ski Powered Star of the Shoppa Squad
   
  Amber takes centre stage in this fun, colourful and community spirited introduction to the world's first illustrated children's book series about a brilliant team of autonomous delivery robots. She's the Squad's fearless ski rider: swift, agile, and always ready to glide into action. With her sturdy skis and incredible balance, Amber can zip across icy paths, snowy hills, and slippery streets, making even the trickiest winter deliveries look effortless.
   
  In this first book, children can read three of Amber's most exciting adventures, each packed with teamwork, problem solving and heart. As Amber glides through your town, young readers also meet the rest of the Shoppa Squad: Finley, Lilah, Freya, and Billy, each with their own unique strengths and their own stories to explore throughout the series.
   
  Together, the Squad brings neighbourhoods to life with fast paced missions, kindness, curiosity, and a strong sense of community. These five lovable robots aren't just delivering parcels, they're delivering friendship, courage, and fun on every street they explore.
   
  A portion of the profits from this book supports Crisis UK, helping to end homelessness and bring hope to people who need it most.

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  I'm in the Band!

  Ben Hoshko

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  Have you ever wondered why joining a band is important? It's not just about becoming smarter. A band is a welcoming community where everyone can learn the language of music. It's a place to develop new skills and express yourself through an instrument. In the band, you create music that can be beautiful, sad, fun, or crazy, and you get to share it with others, sparking new ideas.
  Whether you're marching in a parade, playing in a concert, or performing a solo for your grandparents, being in a band lets you communicate your emotions. It's a team effort where everyone works together to create beauty and art. Being in a band gives you a sense of belonging to something amazing. It's a place to make lifelong friends, travel, embark on wild adventures, and create incredible memories.

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  Tom Tom the Piper's Son - Tom...

  L. Frank Baum

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  "Tom, Tom, the piper's son, 
  Stole a pig and away he run; 
  The pig was eat and Tom was beat 
  And Tom ran crying down the street." Why did Tom steal that pig? Was he a bad boy? Not according to the story behind this rhyme. Tom was the only son of a good for nothing man who could only play the pipes and that very badly. Little Tom was forced to steal food for his father and himself as they travelled around the country. Was he beaten? oh yes, he was and very soundly by the owner of the little pig that he stole. But he learned his lesson and became a good citizen from then on. Listen to this tale and get a chuckle now and then because it is very droll.

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  Read and Count Smiles

  Ian Woodcock

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  Join Tina on a delightful adventure in Smiles, the first book in the enchanting 'Read and Count' series for preschoolers. When Baby Ben's frown leaves Tina feeling blue, she sets off with her pink shopping bag on a heartwarming quest to collect smiles from her friendly neighbours. From the gleaming grin of Mrs. Pickles to the cheerful chuckles of Sailor Sam and his parrot Polly, each smile Tina gathers brings her closer to brightening her brother's day. Along the way, young readers will not only enjoy a charming tale but also learn to count from one to ten with each new smile Tina collects.

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  Animal Council

  Barbara Wilton

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  Imagine yourself in the forest wilds. If you saw some animals grouped together, what would you wonder? What are they talking about? Do they plan and discuss things just like people? There must be issues that confront animals that people don't even think about. Just like people, every animal has a talent to contribute to the group. Which ones are the most valuable because they get the best results? Is it the big, powerful ones like the elephant and the lion, or the less noticed, unexpected ones? Take yourself on a journey to the forest and discover what really goes on.

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