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Popular Dreamtime  story

Ages 3 yrs +

Story from the dreamtime.

Ages 3 yrs +

Dreamtime story

Ages 3 Yrs +

Dreamtime story

Ages 3 Yrs +

Dreamtime Story

Ages 3 Yrs +

Dreamtime story

Ages 3 Yrs +

Dreamtime story

Ages 3 Yrs +

Dreamtime story

Ages 3 Yrs +

What are you afraid of? dealing with all kinds of fears from bugs and spiders to trying new things, being different and many more it says it is ok to have fears, to talk about them and try to understand them.

Where do you live? although we may live  in many different kinds of dwellings in all kinds of places, there is no place like home!

Everyone has different feelings! This delightful book says it's OK to accept and trust your feelings and to express them.

What do you and your family believe in? Are you a Christian or a Jew, a Muslim or a Buddhist, a Sikh or a Hindu? Do all your friends believe the same things as you? Probably not!

This book about bullying is for children to read alone or with an adult. Covering all aspects of bullying--- physical, emotional, cyber- space. Presented in a straight-talking, accessible format it encourages children to open up and talk about their own experiences in a way they might not otherwise.

A wonderful touchy feeley book telling a great story about wearing glasses!

A disabled boy and his best friend pretend they're pirates on a ship, mountain climbers, astronauts, explorers and olympic sprinters. But even when they're not playing make-believe, they have a great time together doing everyday things. After all, they're best friends!!!

Each double page has a child from a different country popping up and a removable sheet of perforated tabs of food from that country. Press out the colour- coded tabs and slot the food onto each table to create ready -to eat meals. There is a food poster at the end to hang on the wall.

Maybe you have straight dark hair and brown eyes and your best friend has curly blonde hair and blue eyes. Other friends may have glasses, or freckles - or both!  People come in all different shapes and sizes and have different interests and hobbies.

Maybe you are tall and large and your best friend is shorter and thinner. Maybe you have a round face or a short neck and a friend has a square face or a long neck. Maybe you wear glasses. Or use a wheelchair to get around. This book shows that no matter how we look on the outside, under the skin we are all the same. And everyone is special.

This book celebrates all kinds of babies from different countries and from different kinds of families. It looks at how they are welcomed into the world, are carried, play  sleep and more.