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  Neptun

  Ana Ciumac

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  At bedtime, Julian spots two large eyes studying him through his bedroom window. The boy looks just like him, but of a different colour, a different race, of a different world. The boy is Neptun. With his mum's permission, Neptun takes Julian on an adventure through our solar system, introducing to him worlds beyond our imagination, where although of different species, colour and planet, all are the same in love, friendship, and struggles. A wonderful children's perspective on the world, humanity and aliens, infused with otherworldly colourful depictions of what other planets and creatures may look like. It is a story about friendship, unity, and unconditional love and acceptance of anyone who is different.

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  The Friendship Cup - From...

  Winne Clarke

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  What happens when a summer football program brings together children from different worlds?
  When a Palestinian team arrives in Ireland, nobody realises how deeply these new friendships will change everyone's lives. Inspired by a real football exchange from 2017, this moving novel follows Irish children as they welcome visitors into their homes and hearts.
  As they play matches and learn about each other's lives, the Irish children begin to understand what daily life is like in Palestine. But when fighting breaks out in October, it becomes hard to stay in touch. With scary news reports every day, the Irish children worry about their faraway friends.
  How do you help when someone you care about might be in danger?
  What can children do when grown-up problems seem too big to solve?
  Join these brave friends as they work through family worries and learn to speak up. With help from a kind counsellor, they turn their concerns into action, showing that friendship can cross any border. A powerful story about connection, understanding and finding your voice in a complicated world.
  Money from each book sold will help support the Al Hilal Football Academy in Gaza.

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  The Big Book of Life Skills for...

  Sandy Silverthorne

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  Growing up can be lots of fun, but it can also be a challenge. There's so much you have to know! And no one adult around you can teach you all of it. What's a growing kid supposed to do? Sandy Silverthorne to the rescue! In The Big Book of Life Skills for Kids, Sandy puts his considerable knowledge (and wit!) to work to answer all of your burning questions and to offer advice on a whole slew of topics, including 
   
  ·	how to make friends 
  ·	how to deal with anger 
  ·	how to tell a joke 
  ·	how to be safe online 
  ·	how to talk to God 
  ·	how to save and spend money 
  ·	how to pack your own lunch 
  ·	how to see the good in people 
  ·	and so much more 
   
  If it's something you've wondered or worried about, it's probably in there! So, what are you waiting for? The answers to your questions are all inside.

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  Murano Mice: Tales for Wise...

  May Koliander

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  The creatures in these tales are faced with challenges. They will have to rely on their resilience, inventiveness and the ability to relate to others to tackle what comes their way. Rebecca, the matron heading the Glassworks mice, is frantically searching for a misplaced will. She will need her daughter's help to outwit crafty Micio, the alley cat, and retrieve the precious document before it is too late. Gloomy Daisy, an unconsolable dairy cow who has been deprived of her calves, ventures away from the pasture where her companions are peacefully grazing to enter the realm of the great auroch, thereby finding happiness. And what about Taco and Pico, the lab mice? Being made to run through mazes all day is no fun. The pair make a daring escape, but are in for a few surprises, among which learning that not all mice are white. Or Leonardo, a young fox who finds out at his expense that he would have done well to heed his mother's warning. Going into the woods on one of the 'Terrible Nights' has dire consequences; it won't be easy for him to put things right. There are many more creatures within the pages of this book – among which a bombastic tardigrade – just waiting to share their stories with you.

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  The Most Unusual Find

  Dawn Jackson

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  Imagine all the people who have lived here before us! Stretching back through the ages, Medieval, Viking, Saxon, Roman, Iron Age, Bronze Age and Stone age—all these humans who walked the same land that we walk on today. How incredible is that? But even more incredible is that we can still find things today that connect us with these people.  Physical objects that we can look at and maybe hold in our hands, that were lost or buried in their time and unearthed in ours.
  
  Join us in this rhyming adventure to find lost treasures of ancient people.

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  Tourmaline and the City of Nowhere

  Ruth Lauren

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  Tourmaline's magic is no longer a secret, and everyone wants something from her, including her (potentially) villainous father. He wants her help on his mission to find the legendary City of Nowhere. But Tourmaline (along with her best friends George and Mai) has bigger things to deal with - Pellavere, her home, is in danger. When it turns out that her father's quest and the key to saving Pellavere could be linked, Tourmaline has a decision to make. But will the City of Nowhere have the solution to save her home? Or will it give her father the magical power he so desperately craves?

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