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This humorous picture book helps children explore the big questions
around rules and people's rights. Questions include: Why should I
follow rules? Who makes them? How do we make them fair? And do
rules really makes things better? The book is part of the series,
'Big Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With lots of
humorous illustrations and different scenarios to consider, the
books help the reader to gain confidence in their own ideas and to
think critically. They are a great introduction to philosophical
thinking and encourage the reader to learn through challenging
ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is right? Why do
we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we here?
"A sparkling tale starring a resilient young protagonist" -Kirkus
(starred review) Reina Ramos Works It Out is a Level Two I Can Read
story about Reina Ramos, a loyal friend whose high-spirited antics
sometimes cause chaos, but who always finds a way to make things
right. Perfect for social emotional learning! Reina Ramos is
excited about dressing up as Frida Kahlo for the class wax museum.
Frida was a strong person like her mami and abuela-plus Reina has
the perfect headband for the costume! But when her best friend Nora
picks Frida first, Reina doesn't know what to do. Who will she
dress up as now? Reina Ramos Works It Out is a Level Two I Can Read
book, geared for kids who read on their own but still need a little
help. Whether shared at home or in a classroom, the engaging
stories, longer sentences, and language play of Level Two books are
proven to help kids take their next steps toward reading success.
The story also contains several Spanish words, a glossary, and a
list of famous people mentioned in the book. "This level 2
beginning reader contains an engaging, relatable story for emergent
readers that features simple text, a sprinkling of Spanish
vocabulary, and sweet illustrations on each page." -Booklist "The
Spanish words and positive messages about managing conflict and
problem-solving make this a welcome addition to beginning reader
collections." -School Library Journal
This humorous picture book helps children explore the big questions
around life, the universe and everything. Questions include: What
is happiness? Will there ever be world peace? Is there life after
death? What is truth? The book is part of the series, 'Big
Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With lots of
humorous illustrations and different scenarios to consider, the
books help the reader to gain confidence in their own ideas and to
think critically. They are a great introduction to philosophical
thinking and encourage the reader to learn through challenging
ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is right? Why do
we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we here?
This humourous picture book helps children explore the big
questions around what is right and wrong. Questions include: Do
other people's feelings matter? Is doing wrong ever right? Is it
ever okay to lie? Do my decisions matter? The book is part of the
series, 'Big Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With
lots of humourous illustrations and different scenarios to
consider, the books help the reader to gain confidence in their own
ideas and to think critically. They are a great introduction to
philosophical thinking and encourage the reader to learn through
challenging ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is
right? Why do we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we
here?
This humorous picture book helps children explore the big questions
around life, the universe and everything. Questions include: What
is happiness? Will there ever be world peace? Is there life after
death? What is truth? The book is part of the series, 'Big
Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With lots of
humorous illustrations and different scenarios to consider, the
books help the reader to gain confidence in their own ideas and to
think critically. They are a great introduction to philosophical
thinking and encourage the reader to learn through challenging
ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is right? Why do
we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we here?
This humorous picture book helps children explore the big questions
around what makes each of us unique. Questions include: Who am I?
What are memories? Why do I have feelings? Do I need language to
think? Could there ever be another me? The book is part of the
series, 'Big Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With
lots of humorous illustrations and different scenarios to consider,
the books help the reader to gain confidence in their own ideas and
to think critically. They are a great introduction to philosophical
thinking and encourage the reader to learn through challenging
ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is right? Why do
we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we here?
This humorous picture book helps children explore the big questions
around rules and people's rights. Questions include: Why should I
follow rules? Who makes them? How do we make them fair? And do
rules really makes things better? The book is part of the series,
'Big Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With lots of
humorous illustrations and different scenarios to consider, the
books help the reader to gain confidence in their own ideas and to
think critically. They are a great introduction to philosophical
thinking and encourage the reader to learn through challenging
ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is right? Why do
we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we here?
This humourous picture book helps children explore the big
questions around what is right and wrong. Questions include: Do
other people's feelings matter? Is doing wrong ever right? Is it
ever okay to lie? Do my decisions matter? The book is part of the
series, 'Big Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With
lots of humourous illustrations and different scenarios to
consider, the books help the reader to gain confidence in their own
ideas and to think critically. They are a great introduction to
philosophical thinking and encourage the reader to learn through
challenging ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is
right? Why do we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we
here?
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Sisters (Hardcover)
Harriet Evans, Andres Landazabal
1
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R214
Discovery Miles 2 140
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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Sisters share all your hopes and they soothe all your fears, As
days drift to months and float into years. This heartfelt picture
book evokes the joy of having a sister with its sweet illustrations
and engaging poetry.
This humorous picture book helps children explore the big questions
around what makes each of us unique. Questions include: Who am I?
What are memories? Why do I have feelings? Do I need language to
think? Could there ever be another me? The book is part of the
series, 'Big Questions, Big World' for children aged 7 plus. With
lots of humorous illustrations and different scenarios to consider,
the books help the reader to gain confidence in their own ideas and
to think critically. They are a great introduction to philosophical
thinking and encourage the reader to learn through challenging
ideas. Titles in the series: How do I decide what is right? Why do
we need rules? What makes me special? Why are we here?
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Brothers (Hardcover)
Harriet Evans, Andres Landazabal
1
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R215
Discovery Miles 2 150
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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Families are different, with brothers big and small, Stepbrothers
or half-brothers, we love them, one and all. Celebrate your nearest
and dearest with this ode to family, full of heart-warming
illustrations and written in gentle rhyming text.
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Oliver's Lollipop (Paperback)
Allison Wortche; Illustrated by Andres Landazabal
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R251
R206
Discovery Miles 2 060
Save R45 (18%)
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Ships in 9 - 15 working days
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Learn to live in the moment with Oliver and his little brother Louis!
Oliver gets the most amazing lollipop on his birthday trip to the zoo, and it’s all he can think about. There are lions, pandas and toucans, and Oliver sees none of them.
But when he loses his lollipop, it's down to his little brother Louis to help him realise there's much more to enjoy if he can just live in the moment.
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