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Essentials: The Top 10 Songs From Season One of “The Bear”

Essentials: The Top 10 Songs From Season One of “The Bear”

You have to wonder why there aren’t more TV series about restaurants. It’s a good question. Ensemble casts work well on television and restaurants have staffs which are made-to-order ensembles. In restaurants, people work long hours, they are a generally odd (especially chefs, who are weirdos), they date (generally ill-advisedly), and eateries can go bust in the wake of one bad review. Kitchens are messy places with people bumping into each othe…See the Story

The Unicorn Who Came to School

The Unicorn Who Came to School

The Unicorn Who Came to SchoolLucy Rowland and Mike ByrneScholastic Like many young children, the little girl narrator of this story has first day nerves when she starts school. On arriving at the gate though, what should she see but a unicorn who introduces himself as Sparkle and asks politely if he can come to school. The girl agrees and they go in together, talking of things they might do and they sit beside one another when the teacher tells…Read Article

Nelly the Very Different Bird

Nelly the Very Different Bird

Nelly the Very Different BirdAlex MacdonaldFrances Lincoln Children’s Books Nelly can’t fly so when the other birds migrate for the winter, she is left behind. However, she’s eager to join them and so being a determined, resourceful little creature, she learns ‘to do things differently.’ She orders an inflatable boat, an outboard motor, a map, climbing gear and other items and then begins her steepest learning journey yet but the great thing is …Read Article

The Old Forest Path

The Old Forest PathJamie Catto and Kanako WakabayashiRagged Bears This story is the first for young readers by musician Jamie Catto. Once upon a time, deep in a magical forest lived fairies: delicate, graceful and ballerina-like is how Kanako Wakabayashi portrays them. The fairies delighted in dancing among the flowers and shrubs and were mindful of doing as their elders had taught them – to stay on the path and return home each evening. However…Read Article

Pirate Academy: Sword Echoes

Pirate Academy: Sword EchoesJustin Somper, illustrated by Teo Skaffauclan publishing The third book in this terrific Pirate Academy series is the most breath-taking and action-packed so far. The three young buccaneering students find out more about one another and equally important, about themselves. As the story opens Neo is sailing with Captain December Wilde and Pickle, her pet boar, following a trail of clues left for him by his legend mothe…Read Article

Reggie Rabbit: Robbery at the Masqued Ball

Reggie Rabbit: Robbery at the Masqued BallSwapna Reddy and Becka MoorOxford Children’s Books A warm welcome back to a young detective duo intent on keeping their city safe. Young detectives Reggie Rabbit and partner Pipsqueak are in attendance at a very special event and that’s because Auntie Hibiscus has been asked to do the catering. The event is the Masque family’s Masqued Ball – the grandest event in all of Bearburgh – and Reggie and Pipsque…Read Article

Diggers, Dozers & Dumpers

Diggers, Dozers & DumpersOle KönneckeGecko Press Translated from the original German by Melody Shaw, this contains fourteen mini stories each of which features a different construction vehicle. Every story but one unfolds over one spread and all show realistic pictures of the vehicles and their amusingly portrayed animal drivers.. The vehicles include a dumper truck driven by Roberta Elephant, a telescopic crane that concert pianist Cordula Cow …German · German Read Article

Won’t Go! / Not Tired!

Won’t Go!Not Tired!Sumana Seeboruth and Fotini TikkouBarefoot Books Both books are part of the publisher’s Feelings & Firsts series and with their bright expressive illustrations and simple words told from the featured child’s perspective, are worth having if you have a very young child. Won’t Go! shows a small girl busy playing at home and protesting about being told she must stop and go elsewhere. Eventually though, after some playfulness on t…Read Article

Zeki Goes To The Market

Zeki Goes To The MarketAnna McQuinn and Ruth HearsonAlanna Max No matter where little Zeki goes he always brings a big smile to the faces of those he encounters. He definitely does just that when he and his Mummy visit the bustling Saturday market. There he experiences a veritable symphony of sights, sounds, smells and tastes as they stop at various stalls. There’s Salvatore whose pasta shapes are fascinating to look at, Fleur who makes smoothie…Read Article

An Ocean Full of Stories

An Ocean Full of StoriesAngela McAllister, illustrated by Sally AgarFrances Lincoln Children’s Books This is a fascinating collection of fifty folk stories, legends and traditional tales from all over the world retold by Angela McAllister. All are centred on different aspects of ocean life and the book is divided into six sections: Fishy Tales, Crossing the Water, Pools, Lakes and Rivers, Tricks and Trials, Ocean Gods and Water Spirits and final…Ghana · Ghana Read Article

Music of the Mountains

Music of the MountainsSabrina Shah and Manal MirzaBarefoot Books This story is set in the Northwest mountainous region of Pakistan where, taught by her Neeka Baba (grandfather), young Roohi, a Pashtun girl, is learning to play the rabab, a lute-like folk instrument. Eid-ul-Adha is approaching and she yearns to become sufficiently proficient to play well in the school concert. When she tells Neeka Baba that she’ll never be as good as he is, he re…Khyber Pakhtunkhwa · Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Read Article

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