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  Moon Meow: - Sleep Is Important

  Kerry Anne Boer

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  Moon Meow: Sleep Is Important 
  A Whisker-Twitching, Woolly-Turning, Giggle-Inducing Bedtime Adventure! 
  Alice has big plans—castles to build, dragons to chase, and just one more picture to color. Who has time for sleep? 
  But her clever cat, Stripes, warns her: Stay up too late, and you might wake up as… a Sleepy Sheep! 
  Alice laughs—until morning arrives, and uh-oh… she’s covered in wool, speaking in sleepy ‘Baaaahs’, and moving way too slow for adventures! How will she break the Sleepy Sheep spell before she’s stuck in a world of yawns forever? 
  With the help of her ever-wise (and slightly smug) cat, Alice embarks on a hilarious, heartwarming journey to discover the magical secret to waking up as herself again. 
  ✨ A whimsical bedtime story full of giggles, mischief, and nighttime magic! 
  ✨ Perfect for kids ages 4-8 who love silly surprises, mischievous cats, and cozy bedtime tales. 
  ✨ The perfect reminder that sleep isn’t just important—it’s magical! 
  Tuck in, snuggle up, and let the adventure begin! 💤🐑✨

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  Bedtime Story and a Lullaby A:...

  E. Nesbit, Andrew David Moore...

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  Get cosy in bed and join us in the magical tale from E. Nesbit, about a dragon that saves village but can the dragon be persuaded to save the village a second time? Then fall asleep to the calming acoustic lullaby “Salut d'Amour” by Fon Sakda.

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  Swinging into History - Toni...

  Karen L Swanson

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  Marcenia “TOMBOY” Stone loved nothing more than baseball. But her parents wanted her to twirl in ice skates, not steal bases in cleats. When their local priest convinced Tomboy’s parents she could play for the church team, she got her chance! Her coaches and teammates made her feel unwelcome because she was Black and a girl. But unstoppable Tomboy ignored their taunts, learned the rule book better than her teammates, and scored runs. When Tomboy grew up, she changed her name to Toni, and her passion for baseball never faded. Because of her grit and determination, Toni made it all the way to the Negro Leagues, replacing Hank Aaron on the Indianapolis Clowns. 
   
  In Swinging into History, Karen Swanson’s fast-paced text brings readers right onto the ballfield as Toni Stone knocks it out of the park—the first woman signed to play professional baseball in the big leagues. 
   
  “Everything in this book is true to the fact. It beautifully captures my Aunt Toni’s fighting spirit and fierce determination.”—Maria Bartlow, Toni Stone’s niece

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  No One in I Land - A Parable of...

  Patricia Pearce

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  Cloaked in the deceptively simple guise of a bedtime story for all ages, this light-hearted, whimsical tale lovingly exposes the absurdity of the ego and its empires. Playfully making the connections between the global crises we face and the state of consciousness we hold, No One in I Land transports us back to the knowing that we have always been one with the “boundless, laughing Love” from which we have come.

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  Shakespeare's Tales: All's Well...

  Samantha Newman, William...

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  Helena, a low-born girl, is desperately in love with Bertram, a nobleman. When she is allowed to choose anyone in the kingdom to marry, she chooses Bertram. He swears he will never be her husband. Can Helena ever convince Bertram to love her back? 
   
  ABOUT THE SERIES: Shakespeare's Tales brings the Bard's timeless stories to life for a younger generation, with wit and panache. Samantha Newman's cleverly reworked text retains many of Shakespeare's own inimitable turns of phrase, while simplifying and clarifying the language and plots to make stories accessible to children. Perfect for children aged 7+.

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  Only Children: Three Hilarious...

  David Baddiel

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  A Sunday Times Best Book for Children 2023 
  From million-copy bestselling author David Baddiel comes a laugh-out-loud collection of three short stories for readers of 8 and up. 
  MEET ALFIE… THE BOY WHO COULD DO WHAT HE LIKED! 
  Previously published for World Book Day 2016 
  Alfie has a routine. To be honest he has a lot of routines. 
  But then one day Alfie’s babysitter is unavailable, and Alfie’s parents get Mrs Stokes instead. Mrs Stokes doesn’t do routines. Instead, she just tells Alfie to do what he likes. And that’s when things start to go weird. 
  Does everything get hilariously out of control? Yes. 
  Does Alfie learn a valuable lesson? Nah. This isn’t that kind of story… 
  DISCOVER CHRISSIE… THE GIRL WHO HAD NEVER BEEN ON A TRAIN! 
  Chrissie loves trains. She has train books, train pictures – and, of course, model trains. But Chrissie has never been on an actual train. In part, because Chrissie doesn't find getting around as easy as other people. Then, Chrissie finally gets on a train, with her Grandpa Henry, to go down to London for an important operation. Her parents and Henry hope the journey will take Chrissie's mind off things. 
  And they're right: but in a way they couldn't possibly imagine. Because Chrissie's trip from Scotland to London turns out to be quite literally magical – and changes her life forever. 
  MARVEL AT ARIEL… THE CHILD WHO HAD NEVER BEEN ON HOLIDAY! 
  Every year, Max, Lily and Jack are taken to Snoring-On-Sea for their holiday – quite possibly the most boring town in the world. There’s nothing to do and nothing to see – even the beach at Snoring-on-Sea is dull and grey. 
  But this year, something DOES happen. The children meet someone on a tiny island out at sea – a mysterious child called Ariel. Ariel claims to have never left their tiny island, and to Ariel, everything about Max, Lily and Jack’s lives is amazing – fish and chips, fizzy drinks… even the view of the brick wall out of their bedroom window. 
  And their new friend forces Max, Lily and Jack to see Snoring-On-Sea in a whole new light… 
  Three hilarious, heart-warming and adventure-filled stories that will have you laughing out loud! 
  David Baddiel, the Sunday Times bestselling author, brings us Only Children, a top juvenile fiction that is as humorous as it is fantastical. The family's journey, filled with travel and transportation, is a testament to his ability to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. 
  For fans of Larry Hayes (How to be a Kid Boss), Ben Miller (Diary of a Big Bad Wolf), Jeff Kinney (No Brainer), Danny Wallace (The Day the Screens Went Blank), and Marta Kissi (Mummy Fairy and Me). 
  HarperCollins Children's 2023

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