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Ella Says: I’m Not Afraid of the Dark! by Anu D. Misa
Find out why Ella is no longer afraid of the dark! When the day abruptly turns dark and stormy, a little courage, a sprinkle of magic, and some furry friends help Ella overcome her fear of the dark in this award-winning first book in the ELLA SAYS series!
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Old Mother West Wind Tales by Muz Murray
The Award-winning Bedtime Book that Begs to be Read Aloud
Old Mother West Wind Tales is an utterly delightful updated version of the century-old classic by Thornton W. Burgess, completely rewritten in a lyrical and easier-to-read-aloud poetical version for today’s parents.
Children delight in the mischievous antics of the animals and birds of the Grassy Green Meadow, the Pollywig Pool, and the Windily Wood. All the old favourites–Johnny Chuck, fly-gobbling Grandfather Frog, Jimmy Skunk, and sly Reddy Fox—are joined in their adventures by new characters such as Billy Brock, little Zoëy Otter and her brother Otty, Sneezle the Weasel, and Toby Cockles the Terrapin.
And fun facts about the real-life habits of the animals portrayed in the stories are found after each chapter, offering educational insights into wildlife.
Each chapter is a separate story, only ten, fifteen, or twenty minutes long; being ideal for bedtime reading suitable for 3-year-olds and upwards, and for early readers from 6 -12 years.
These gentle rhyming bedtime tales from a timeless world charm adults as much as children.
Discover…
· How the Merry Little Breezes Saved Mrs. Redwing’s Eggs
· Why Grandfather Frog has no tail
· Why Jimmy Skunk wears stripes
· How Pee-Tee the Prankster Rabbit got his Comeuppance
· How Reddy Fox had a Terrible Fright
· How Little Zoëy Otter Saved Grandfather Frog
· How Johnny Chuck Found the Best Thing in the World
· And many more amusingly quirky stories…
Sixteen wholesome stories encourage friendship, kindness, heroism, justice, and above all, a love of nature and respect for creatures of the wild. They also cover vanity, pride, wilfulness, bullying, boasting, mischievous pranks, and their karmic comeback. The tales have gentle moral pointers that show the consequences of specific actions, like, “Whatever you do, will come back on you.”
The book will appeal to lovers of Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit,the Brambly Hedge books, and The Wind in the Willows.
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Let Kids be Kids, Not Robots! Embracing Childhood in an Age of AI by Amber Ivey (AI)
Let Kids Be Kids, Not Robots! Embracing Childhood in an Age of AI is an early chapter book that invites young readers aged 5-9 to explore the wonders of artificial intelligence while celebrating the joy and creativity of being a kid. In this engaging and thought-provoking story, readers join Addy Iris and her AI robot friend Jaz as they navigate a world where technology is all around us.
Through relatable adventures and heartfelt moments, the book teaches kids about the role AI plays in their lives, from learning and play to problem-solving, while emphasizing the importance of staying curious, imaginative, and true to themselves. With vibrant illustrations, relatable characters, and easy-to-understand concepts, the book strikes a perfect balance between education and entertainment.
This story is a reminder for kids and parents alike that while technology can do amazing things, the magic of childhood—play, creativity, and human connection—is irreplaceable. Perfect for young readers and families looking to embrace AI responsibly while keeping the heart of childhood alive.
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Tiny Bigfoot’s Big Choice by Jennie M. Bragaw
Tiny Bigfoot is Surf City’s coolest surf dog. Come along with Tiny Bigfoot and his furry friends, as they hang ten and tear up the waves. An epic contest will determine who is the best surf dog in the nation, and Tiny Bigfoot is stoked to take on his arch-nemesis, Scruffy. Tiny Bigfoot wrestles with difficult choices as he prepares to compete, and learns the importance of being a good sport, helping those in need, and being a friend to a stranger.
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Old Mother West Wind Tales by Muz Murray
Children delight in the mischievous antics of the animals and birds of the Grassy Green Meadow, the Pollywig Pool, and the Windily Wood. All the old favourites—groundhog Johnny Chuck, fly-gobbling Grandfather Frog, Jimmy Skunk, and sly Reddy Fox—are joined in their adventures by new characters such as Billy Brock, little Zoëy Otter and her brother Otty, Sneezle the Weasel, and Toby Cockles the Terrapin.
A captivating storybook loved by grown-ups as much as children.
Fun facts about the real-life habits of the animals portrayed in the stories are found after each chapter, offering educational insights about wildlife.
Each chapter is a separate story, only ten, fifteen, or twenty minutes long; being ideal for bedtime reading suitable for bright 3-year-olds and upwards, and for early readers from 6 -12 years.
Many reviewers are saying this book deserves to become a new children’s classic!
Available in eBook, Paperback, and Hardback formats.
Beautiful book!
5.0 out of 5 stars
“I highly recommend this book. It’s utterly charming and informative. A delight for children (of all ages) who enjoy a good tale. It also has nature notes on the creatures in the tales, thereby cultivating an interest in the natural world. All round a delight.
“Very happy with my purchase.
“I’ve not found another book that ticks all these boxes.”
—Amazon Customer
“It was so refreshing to read these good, wholesome nature tales. As an adult {but young at heart) I enjoyed them immensely. It’s a great way for young children and adults too to learn about our furry and feathered friends. The nature notes at the end of each chapter were brilliant and very informative in a way I hadn’t really expected.”
—Amazon reviewer
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