For any child who is anxious about starting nursery, this fun-filled story, brimming with positivity, is the perfect antidote! It is Monday and Rosa feels very big and very, very grown up. She is going to NURSERY.
Lyla and her friends are off to camp on the moon! They're going moon walking, laser archery shooting and low gravity dancing! And Moonite kids at camp are just so stylish and cool. When they suggest sneaking out of camp to visit the city, Lyla and her friends can't resist, but then everything starts to go astronomically wrong . . .
Set in the year 2099, the story explores the unique friendship between Lyla and her seemingly perfect robot companion. As they navigate their relationship, themes of friendship and technology intertwine, offering a thought-provoking look at companionship in a futuristic world. This science fiction tale for older children delves into the complexities of emotions and connections in an age where robots are part of everyday life.
Roald Dahl Funny Prize winner Rebecca Patterson deftly handles the subject of childhood play and disability from her own personal experience of growing up with a disabled sister.Frankie and her sister are UNICORN MAD! Today, they're playing their favourite unicorn game, but when their bossy friend Ada arrives with her brother to play, she takes over the game - and takes over the wheelchair - putting them all in unicorn prison! After all, they've been bad unicorns, haven't they?
What are these busy babies up to? Wriggling, playing, crying, smiling, yawning, sleeping — there are lots of babies to look at and talk about with your very own baby.
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Ein witziger und äußerst unterhaltsamer Roman um einen Jungen, der am Ende lernt, sich genau so zu mögen, wie er ist. Auch für Kindern, denen das Lese noch nicht leichtfällt. Freddy ist ein absoluter Tollpatsch. Ob er beim Klassenausflug im Zoo ins Affengehege stürzt oder seine Badehose verrutscht – kein Tag vergeht ohne einen „klassischen Fredster!“. Bis ihm sein erfindungsreicher Großvater einen genialen Spielzeugwürfel schenkt. Es scheint, als könnte Freddy damit alle seine Peinlichkeiten verhindern.