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Landmarks of Wonder (Paperback)
Sarah Case Mamika; Illustrated by Nicolas Peruzzo
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R308
R275
Discovery Miles 2 750
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Santa's Secret (Paperback)
Jackie Mongelluzzo; Illustrated by Nicolas Peruzzo
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R311
Discovery Miles 3 110
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Prancie's Prayer (Paperback)
Ellen J Pilch; Illustrated by Nicolas Peruzzo
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R308
R275
Discovery Miles 2 750
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Nice Words Matter (Paperback)
Diane Stinson; Illustrated by Nicolas Peruzzo
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R309
R276
Discovery Miles 2 760
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Alone in the Dark (Paperback)
Sarah Case Mamika; Illustrated by Nicolas Peruzzo
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R310
R277
Discovery Miles 2 770
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For ages 4-10 Do you know a child that is struggling to understand
why their military mommy or daddy missed their baseball game,
recital or a birthday? If you do then "Why My Dad?" is for you. It
is a fact that the military member is not the only one that serves
his or her country. The family of that military member serves as
well. As one would expect, the little military members that stay at
home are the most affected. They have to endure the temporary duty
or lengthy deployments that are part of the job. Unfortunately, the
children are often too young and too confused to really understand
this. All they know is mommy or daddy is gone. "Why My Dad?" offers
a warm military story paralleled with a situation to which they can
relate, "The Bully." If they haven't been affected by a bully they
know someone that has. This book is designed to reach any branch of
the service at any point in time.
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Ship Ahoy! (Paperback)
Sarah Case Mamika; Illustrated by Nicolas Peruzzo
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R306
R272
Discovery Miles 2 720
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For ages 3-9... Ten-year-old Doug was thrilled when he found out he
could spend an entire weekend aboard a Navy ship with his father.
What an amazing learning experience Stairs were ladders, the
bathroom the head. There was also the bilge, the bosun's pipe and
the bridge. Sleeping wasn't done in a bed but, rather, a berth. It
was all like a new language. Was he still on earth?
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