Peanut Jones and the Illustrated City: from the creator of Draw with Rob (Peanut Jones, 1)

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When they investigate, they find the mansion shelters not only forty abandoned horses but a small band of equally lost children. But as Sidney makes his wishes, he doesn’t realise that the friend he’s longing for has been there all along. is the second super sleuthing, rhyming adventure from this top team and is guaranteed to get your little ones guffawing all the way to the final, explosive (and very messy!

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Add the remaining teaspoon of soy, take the pan off the heat, toss the tofu in the oil and soy, then transfer it to another bowl. With Donaldson’s heartwarming, inspirational messages about being brave and standing up to bullies, a wise and enchanting story in a rhyme perfect created for reading aloud, and Scheffler’s stunning and richly detailed illustrations providing lots to spot on every page, this is a creative partnership made in children’s reading heaven!A simple quiz and fun facts at the end explain more about growing and tending fruit including pruning, watering and using compost. From inventors and musicians to scientists and healthcare workers, readers will meet a diverse range of people and, through their example, discover that being kind, even in small ways, is also good for your health.

Peanut Jones and the Illustrated City: from the creator of Peanut Jones and the Illustrated City: from the creator of

After his years spent travelling, Francis has many interesting stories from around the world and now youngsters are invited to join him on a fascinating exploration of kindness, great and small, and learn how they too can make kindness a part of their everyday life. But there’s a world hidden behind a secret door filled with strange and wonderful things – a world Peanut unlocks with a pencil. Christ Church was silent except for the footfall of unseen persons around corners and the sounds of evensong creeping from behind closed doors. Utterly must face truths about what lies beneath the land, and in her own past, if she is to save anyone.Children will love to challenge their brains whilst exploring the fascinating life-cycle of a tree in spring, summer, autumn and winter as the leaves grow, change their hues and fall in a carpet of red, gold and green.

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Jones chose to use photo collages for the background and digital drawings for the characters to give the show a quirky and hand-made feeling. As the founder of the environmental awareness organisation Planetwalk, he spreads the message that we must treat both our earth and our fellow humans with kindness. Nadia Shireen, author of the Grimwood series ‘A masterful mix of art, heart and edge-of-your-seat adventure.Mama moves what’s left of the Watercress family to the basement unit of the Broken Arms, a run-down apartment oak with a menacing owl landlord, a nosy mouse superintendent, a rowdy family of squirrels and a pair of songbirds who broadcast everyone’s business. Over the whole history of humankind, kindness, says Francis, has been key to the survival of our species and to making the world a better place. Accompanying her uncle as he explores mysterious Summertide, Utterly is witness to strange happenings in the woods. From the kindness Francis has experienced in his own life to the history of how kindness has helped to shape our laws, morals and communities, we discover many inspirational stories about kindness and generosity from places as far apart as Kenya and the Crimea, and New Zealand and China.