It's never too early to introduce your child to the people you admire! This board book distills tennis superstar Serena Williams's excellent qualities into an eminently shareable read-aloud text with graphic, eye-catching illustrations. Each spread highlights an important trait, and is enhanced by a quote from Serena herself. Kids will grow up hearing the words of this powerful, determined w…
Steven had to think of something fast. It was his dad's birthday on Saturday and he didn't have a present. What could he buy for one dollar? Then Ryan Donovan arrived at school carrying a cage containing a very pretty rat, white with a black patch like a hood over her head. Problem solved?
Danny's got a problem. His surfing mates are in a different ocean and the grommets at his new local break hate his long Malibu surfboard. He thinks he needs a pumpin' new shortboard, but what he gets is a girl named Ella.
It's never too early to introduce your child to the people you admire--such as Malala Yousafzai, the activist for girls' education and Nobel Peace Prize winner! This board book distills Malala's excellent qualities into an eminently shareable read-aloud text with graphic, eye-catching illustrations. Each spread highlights an important trait, and is enhanced by a quote from Malala herself. Ki…
Pete's teacher seems ready to swallow any excuse. But surely even he won't fall for the tale about a stranded spacecraft and an alien who floats? Or will he?
Sam, Lin and Jerry all have water-dragons that livee in the drain near their homes. Now the Council is going to clean up the drain. What will happen to the water-dragons? Suggested level: primary.
Henry is always running and jumping and leaping and twirling. He has flying feet! His family thinks he could be an athlete, but Henry doesn't like it. One day he realises that he wants to be a dancer.
One afternoon when the five Jones brothers are playing cricket in the garden, Dad saves a little scruffy dog from being run over on the road outside their house. But who does it belong to? The Jones brothers try to find out...
Being bad was what Buster did best. Until his dad thought of a way to sort him out.