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    • Picture books, activity books & early learning material
      June 2022

      I am Nefertiti

      by Annemarie Anang

      When Nefertiti plays the drums, the band plays as one. “I am Nefertiti” she says, and she feels ten feet tall. But when the new music teacher shortens her name to ‘Nef’, bit by bit, she starts to shrink. Without Nefertiti to keep the beat, the band is in disarray . . . “I am Nefertiti!” she whispers to herself. Drawing on her inner strength and with the support of the other children, they help Miss Potts recognise the importance of honouring Nefertiti’s name. Now, when Nefertiti keeps the beat, the music sounds so sweet!

    • Children's & YA
      February 2022

      The Curiosity Club

      Alice Alone book 1 of 3

      by Sally Harris

      When Alice Chang starts out at her new school, everything isn’t quite as rosy as she’d dreamed. First, she falls out with previous best friend, Gigi, and then she finds that the only after-school club still available is GAS (Girls Achieving at STEM) which Alice considers extremely uncool. However, with the help of an inspirational teacher and two new best friends, Alice discovers that being cool isn’t always what it looks like in teen magazines and that being yourself and being smart can be the coolest thing of all.

    • Children's & YA
      2021

      Little Light

      by Coral Rumble

      This is an inventive and evocative story of a young girl called Ava facing daily challenges in her life and how she overcomes them. In a seamless poetic narrative Coral creates a world peppered with utterly believable characters and feelings and highlights very sensitively the dilemmas and challenges some young people face as they grow up.

    • Children's & YA
      2021

      Bumoni's Banana Trees

      by Mita Bordoloi & Tarique Aziz

      As more and more land is diverted for human use, room for animals is shrinking. Being the largest land animals, elephants are most vulnerable. This delightful story takes young readers to the lush green surroundings of the Kaziranga National Park in India, where a herd of wild elephants has been devouring little Bumoni's banana trees. Bumoni’s family is very upset – how do they keep the elephants away? Then, she has an idea! But what will the elephants eat now? Tarique Aziz’s spare but dramatic pictures create mood and atmosphere in this affectionately told story, of a family's sustainable relationship with the environment – and elephants!

    • Picture books, activity books & early learning material
      April 2022

      Human Town

      by Alan Durant & Anna Doherty

      Junior and his elephant family are excited to visit Human Town, where they can observe humans in their own town! The novelty soon wears thin, as they notice major issues humans have caused, which are causing them to become extinct. Junior hopes that this will never happen to the elephants.

    • Children's & YA
      February 2022

      Stop the Clock

      by Pippa Goodhart & Maria ChristianaY

      Life is so busy! On his way to school, Joe is missing all the exciting things happening around him - he is in such a rush, he doesn't even notice his little sister crying! Given a task to draw what he saw on his way to school, Joe decides to stop time to appreciate all the little details that make life meaningful, and find out why Poppy was crying.

    • Children's & YA
      2022

      Bocchi and Pocchi and Baby Sock

      by Noriko Matsubara

      Bocchi and Pocchi are looking after Baby Sock. They are painting. Paint gets everywhere – Baby Sock needs a bath! Then they make pancakes – eggs and flour are all over. Baby Sock definitely needs another wash. Out in the garden, they have wonderful fun. Now they are all SO messy! ‘Bath time for everyone!’ says Grandma Mouse.

    • Children's & YA
      2022

      The Day of the Whale

      by Rachel Delahaye

      ‘Follow Big Blue. Tell the Truth.’ That was the last thing Cam’s father said to him and it was important. Cam follows Big Blue - everybody does on the island of Cetacea. Their lives take place within his rules, delivered to them by enigmatic whale-talker, Byron Vos. Byron was once a marine scientist but is now organizing an epic clean-up operation to revive the ocean after centuries of human greed and neglect. And yet Cam wonders if there is a more complex truth he has not yet discovered. A truth that may be connected to his father’s disappearance. Cam’s quest to understand Big Blue leads him to new friends and shared adventures – but the truth, when he finds it, is more dangerous than ever he could have imagined.

    • Children's & YA

      BIG RAIN

      by Gayathri Bashi

      Sometimes, ‘lots and lots and lots of rain’ is frightening — when water comes into homes and washes everything away. Big Rain was written when the author tried to explain to her three-year-old how the devastating floods in Kerala had affected family and friends and so many, many others. It talks to children through very simple text and evocative visuals, ending with the important reminder that if you look after nature, nature will look after you. It enables conversations that can heal and empower.

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