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Unicorn likes a lot of things ... just not exactly the same ones as everyone else does. And now it's his birthday ... oh no! What awful surprises might his friends have in store?

"In this book, readers are invited on a year-long inquisitive adventure. Inside, there are prompts for 365 questions-all themed around philosophy, self-reflection, and more! These prompts encourage readers to think deeply and in new ways about themselves and the world around them"--

Celebrates the simple, ordinary moments ones share with family and friends.

Shy Murphy is going to be a songwriter--that is, if she ever lets anyone listen to her songs. But then everyone in music class does hear it ... and loves it. That is, until she's accused of stealing it. Will Murphy be able to clear her name and reclaim her music? And will she ultimately learn how to trust in friendship?

You'll be a roaring success at entertaining dinosaur fans and everyone else when you share these dino-mite one-liners from A to Z.

First published in Australia by Hardie Grant Egmont in 2015.

Probe the depths to discover all about life in the world's oceans. Bursting with fun and facts, these brightly colored books contain 100 stickers to help make learning fun!

In a faraway kingdom, a powerful king holds the throne, with ten Royal Knights under his trusted command. Fearsome warriors and talented fighters, they are led by Celene, the most exceptional of them all. When Celene's brother, Hero, falls ill, she seeks out a sorcerer, Sidra, who practices dark magic. Sidra promises Celene the chance to save her brother's life. The cost? Her soul. When Celene refuses, Ardis curses her in rage. Forcing he to take the form of a unicorn, Sidra makes Celene an outcast -- and a legend. Will Celene remain a unicorn forever, or will she break the magic that traps her?

In Cold War Berlin, Peter is left behind when his family makes a trip across the border. So when the government builds a wall through the city, guarded by soldiers, tanks and ferocious dogs, he's trapped! How will he ever see his family again? But Peter has a courageous plan . . .

Today Luna has her dance tryout. Dance shoes-- check. Dance tutu-- check. Dance bag-- check. Most of the class can do the steps, but when it's Luna's turn she ... falls. How will she ever become a real dancer?

The books in this new strand of the Shine-a-Light series are focused on helping readers navigate their physical, mental, and emotional health and well-being. The much-loved Shine-a-Light format, which gives readers the magic of being able to "see through" the page simply by using a flashlight, puts an engaging new spin on core themes that are important in the lives of young children. Getting Sick and Feeling Better follows a child recovering from a cold. Along the way, readers will learn how coughs and colds are spread, and how to protect ourselves and others from germs. The book also gently presents things that we can actively do to keep our bodies and minds healthy.

"First published in Australia by Hardie Grant Egmont." -- Title verso page.

As the floodwaters rise, Paris needs a hero . . . Frederic and his friends will have to battle an escaped zoo animal and fight off pickpockets and looters. But, as the danger escalates, can he find justice for his father and discover what courage really means?

Math in space, sports calculations, symmetry in nature, weird math facts, math in art, and mind-boggling number conundrums are just some of the topics explored in this fascinating, illustrated look at math.

Meet brilliant American inventors and discover their marvelous inventions by means of the special see-through-page format. Be inspired to think up your own!

A detailed behind-the-scenes look at the exciting experience of moving--from packing up belongings and saying goodbye to meeting new friends, exploring different neighborhoods, and making memories.

Over the eight nights of Chanukah, different Jewish families light a candle and take part in cherished rituals, and spent quality time together.

Penguins don't really need maps, but you can use the ones in this book to follow along with them and lots of other traveling animals--from butterflies to whales--whether their treks be long or short, all around the world.

Dr. Seuss meets Sesame Street in this mischievous series about the weird and wonderful students at a very strange school! Welcome to the School of Monsters: the funniest, silliest and most accessible series for first readers! Start by reading only the last word on every line and work your way up to reading the whole story. With tumbling rhymes and an infectious sense of humor, School of Monsters is guaranteed to spark a love of reading! Bestselling author Sally Rippin (Billie B. Brown, Hey Jack!) has perfectly crafted this series for first-time readers with simple vocabulary, bright artwork from Chris Kennett, plenty of mischief and large, accessible text design. Dom loves his special things and takes good care of them. But can he learn to share?

Rhyming, middle, ending sounds... make the words and read, write, color, find, and play!

Send your friends and family into orbit with the 300+ space-themed one-liners you'll discover in this out-of-this-world collection.

Frank's too big for dancing and too big for art, but what's just the right size is his kind, loving heart.

A little sloth explores all different kinds of emotions and learns how cope with unpleasant feelings and seek out a happy place.

Home time is never dull - there are chores to do and games to play! Mom and Dad search everywhere for Lenny in this hide-and-seek story.

Big Dog had a good life, with everything that a dog could want. Sure, it was a little lonely sometimes, and the days could seem long, but still it was good. And then, one day, everything changed ... Adjusting to a new little dog in the house can be very challenging for some big dogs, but Big Dog, Little Dog shows that eventually, things have a way of working out for the best, and that soon it will be impossible to imagine life without a little dog around.

Scurvy Dogs is a fully illustrated first graphic novel for kids who like silly books! It's a swashbuckling journey like no other. In the third book in this graphic novel series, our intrepid adventurers take on snow, ice, and the infamous Moby Catfish, terror of the high seas. Will the pirate pooches prevail?

Lift the flaps to see Poppy Pickle's extraordinary imagination come alive! Poppy's joyful enthusiasm is infectious and sure to inspire similar creativity in young readers!

Maven and Reeve find themselves at the far-flung and gloomy Glawn Castle while Sir Garrick secretly searches for supporters of the rebellion, but when a cook goes missing and the Airl's personal guard takes more than a passing interest in the disappearance, danger looms and the potential for discovery grows.

Simple vocabulary, tumbling rhymes, bright artwork, and large, accessible text design combined with plenty of mischief and an infectious sense of humor are sure to spark a love of reading! First readers start by reading only the last word on every line and work up to reading the whole story.

This series, written by a qualified coding educator and neuroscience expert, provides a complete introduction to essential coding skills. Key coding concepts are explained through fun robot adventure stories. Join Flash and his friends in building a tree house. See how to include instructions to repeat steps in your program, and how to fix a bug.