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Twig the Greyhound is looking for new friends, without much success initially. "It seems like I'll never find a friend who likes what I like", thinks Twig. But a new adventure begins when Twig tries new things and discovers that friendships can bloom between all kinds of breeds! Follow Twig's journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Key Learning: Embracing one's identity and uniqueness.

Explore the vibrant world of Pete Cromer through his art. This book celebrates the brightest and the best of wildlife - the fastest, the largest (and smallest!), the most colourful... along with some more unique categories, like the sleepiest animal and the best singer! All in Pete Cromer's signature art style. Key Learning: The beauty of creativity and self-expression.

Welcome to the second book based on Planet Ninget - a fantastical realm bursting with creatures who work together to find creative solutions to everyday problems.When this Ningipede was born, he was bigger than all the rest. He loved to munch on plants and rocks, there was never enough to keep him full. How will Ningi ever stop growing? Will he be able to find more food?Follow the Ningipede's heart-warming journey in The Nibbling Ningipede as he sets off to find more snacks and somewhere to belong. This is a truly unique and delightful picture book, whose bold and colourful characters have originated from the imagination of young illustrator Luca French. Key Learning: Embrace uniqueness and curiosity.

From the author of Love Your Body and the illustrator of Two Grooms on a Cake "A really unique book that can be lifesaving for the many kids who don't fit the narrow old ideas of what maleness is. It will widen the perspective ofchildren and parents alike. It also covers emotional intelligence so beautifully. Such a lot in just a few pages." Steve Biddulph, author, Raising Boys Have you ever felt you should act a certain way or do certain things, just because you're a boy? This book encourages young boys to broaden their ideas about what it means to be a boy, supporting them to feel free and proud to be who they truly are. Every boy deserves to be themselves without apology, and know that being themselves now will make them the man they will become in the future.

Lulu Lullaby knocks over Grandma's precious ballet trophy and it smashes into a million pieces! Lulu is heartbroken. But she wants to make things right. If only Lulu can get the lead role in Stardust's new performance of Cinderella, she just might be able to win her own trophy and make Grandma proud. Will Lulu's dreams come true?