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  Real Gone Kid - 1980s Gritty...

  Kate Fridriks

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  Everyone deserves to feel safe. 
  It’s 1984. Superpowers for girls and women exist only on TV. 
  Aileen Murphy struggles to make sense of her life in a working-class Scottish steel town. She dreams of escaping the sectarian bullying she has kept secret; then, the gorgeous Steve Henderson enters her world. 
  When her vulnerable younger sister becomes the next target of the bullies, Aileen knows she must make a stand. Will Steve’s proposition to secretly teach Aileen her own ‘superpower’ save her and her sister? And can Aileen find the courage to fight for her dreams – to feel safe – and to be accepted for who she is? 
  Real Gone Kid is the feel-good, first novel in the adult, coming-of-age, Raven Craig series, set in 1980s industrial Scotland. 
  ★★★★★ 'The characters fizz off the page with an effervescence that made us smile.' Cheshire Novel Prize 
  ★★★★★ ‘This book is so beautifully written and really captures Scotland in the 1980s. One of the best debut novels I have ever read.’ Nicole Johnston 
  ★★★★★ ‘Kate’s narrative is full of emotion and this is the first time I shed a tear over a book since I read The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.’ Haffi Olafsson 
  ★★★★★ ‘This book is an absolute joy to read. With its pop references and precise descriptions, Kate transports us back to the heady 1980s.’ Lynne Walker 
  ★★★★★ 'I can't wait for the sequel. It had everything for me: romance, laughter, throwback to the eighties, and realistic boxing scenes.' Colin M 
  ★★★★★ 'The combination of amazing characters, wonderful music references and the era make this book a glorious read!' Wendy R

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  Brooklyn Meets Queen and Kenny...

  Candis White

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  Brooklyn Meets Queen and Kenny Joins the Team is a heartwarming and inspiring children’s picture book about courage, friendship, and learning to move forward even when you feel afraid. 
  When Brooklyn meets Queen and Kenny, she quickly discovers that making new friends and trying new things can feel exciting—but also a little scary. Kenny, in particular, struggles with fear and doubt, wondering if he really belongs. As the trio faces challenges together, they learn that bravery doesn’t mean having no fear at all—it means not letting fear stop you from showing up, trying again, and believing in yourself. 
  With vibrant illustrations, relatable characters, and an uplifting message, this story encourages children to embrace confidence, teamwork, and resilience. Parents, teachers, and young readers will love the positive reminder that everyone feels nervous sometimes, but we can still take big steps toward our dreams. 
  Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom storytime, and families looking for meaningful books about overcoming fear, Brooklyn Meets Queen and Kenny Joins the Team is a joyful celebration of friendship, growth, and the power of trying.

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  Happy New Now

  Albert Strasser, Majik Kids

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  Meet Jerry, the gentleman as gentle as a mouse—but with a big problem. He’s never happy with the now! Burnt toast, squeaky doors, and creaky windows send him dreaming of a better moment or clinging to one that's already passed. Determined to capture the perfect now, Jerry embarks on a whimsical quest filled with wacky inventions, rainbow jars, and bubbling "Now Machines." A fun rhyming tale about finding joy in the present moment.

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  Carrots Grow Underground

  Mari Schuh

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  Simple text and photographs describe how carrots grow underground.

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  Katie the Koala Is Special Too

  Pennyanne Lace

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  Katie the Koala Is Special Too is a gentle, heart‑warming children’s story about self‑belief, individuality, and discovering what makes each of us special. When Katie the koala wakes up feeling unhappy, she begins to compare herself to the other animals around her. She can’t fly like Gary the galah, jump like Kathy the kangaroo, swim like Peggy the platypus, run fast like Eddie the emu, or look as colourful as Peter the peacock. Feeling sad and unimportant, Katie believes she isn’t good at anything at all.  
  Everything changes when a small but wise lady beetle helps Katie see the truth: every animal is different, and every animal has their own special strengths. Through gentle conversation and simple examples, Katie learns that koalas are clever, capable, and excellent climbers—and that being different is what makes her special.  
  Written in clear, engaging language and featuring familiar Australian animals, this story encourages young readers to embrace their unique abilities, appreciate others, and develop confidence and self‑esteem. Katie the Koala Is Special Too is ideal for early childhood readers and classroom discussions about wellbeing, inclusion, and celebrating individuality.

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  Voting is R Superpower

  George S. Corey

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  In this fun and engaging PC4Kiddos coda, Georgie and GiGi attend a special Halloween party at The Artist CLEO's house and learn about voting.

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