After the storm

This powerful series follows Amy Fleming through the loss of her mother and her struggle to continue the work at Heartland-a refuge for abused and abandoned horses.

Emily Eyefinger and the lost treasure

Emily solves the mystery of the magically appearing moustaches and parachutes into a desert in search of a rare kind of mouse. then she's off to Egypt to tour the upside-down pyramid of King Inverticheops. Nothing can get by Emily and her wonderful eyefinger. Ages 6+ Emily solves the mystery of the magically appearing moustaches and parachutes into a desert in search of a rare kind of mouse. th…

Emily Eyefinger

More fun adventures from Emily, the girl who was born with an eye on the end of her finger -- which, when you are into solving mysteries, can prove to be very 'handy' indeed! Emily Eyefinger's parents were shocked when Emily was born with an eye on the end of her finger. But... Emily has discovered that an eye on the end of her finger can be very handy! Emily would never use her extra eye t…

Bedtime stories

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0904748154

Collation

61 pages : illustration ; 19 cm

Series Title

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Call Number

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The burning questions of Bingo Brown

When Bingo has to keep a notebook for school, all he can come up with are questions. Like how could I fall in love with three girls in three minutes? But not even his teacher, Mr. Mark, has the answers. In fact Mr. Mark has been acting pretty weird lately, and he's getting weirder. Is there more wrong with Mr. Mark than Bingo can handle?

In the land of happy tears : Yiddish tales for modern times

You don't need to be Jewish to love Levy's rye bread, nor do you need to read Yiddish to appreciate these wise tales. This engaging collection offers access to modern works--translated for the first time into English--for anyone who appreciates a well-told story rich with timeless wisdom. A year-round book for families. Includes a comprehensive introduction on Yiddish culture. Largely overlo…

We are family

This book is celebration of family life. The value of this book is that mother, father, brothers and sisters, grandparents, and other members of the family are seen through the eyes of children from ages three to fifteen. They are brilliantly and humorously captured in a variety of everyday life, and the entries and drawings are original, genuine work of children throughout Singapore. We hope …

Looking at settlements

Develop the skills of a true geographer with this series that offers clear and easy-to-follow text supported by clear graphs, helpful diagrams, and brilliant photography. Readers can develop their research and literacy skills with hints and tips for conducting research, handling data, and preparing and presenting results.

Homes around the world

A complete non-fiction literacy program that will help children develop an understanding of all non-fiction text types. Each stage provides simple to complex cross-curricular content focusing upon Science, the Social Sciences and the Arts. At each stage 7 text types are covered: Report; Explanation; Recount/Biography; Procedure; Persuasive; Recount; Reference. Each book has a suggested level an…

Homes

Text and photographs introduce why people have homes and some of the different kinds of homes found around the world.