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Books
offer children a wide range of jewels in many forms, ranging from
entertainment and inspiration to useful information, and can
act as a means to helping them make sense of their own and others'
experiences.
Top Books
This section of the site makes recommendations
for some of the cream of the great riches we are fortunate to have
in terms of children's books, with a series of pages variously focusing
on picture
books for the young; fiction
for kids at various stages in their development; audio
books and inspiring non
fiction titles. These pages provide a profile of each
book recommended and a link to where you can get it from if you
like the sound of it.
Additionally, in the Adults Bye-Way section following the featured items below,
we point you in the direction of some titles you yourself might
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Written and illustrated by Mick
Inkpen, creator of the legendary Kipper books and author of dozens
of other titles, the beguiling Penguin Small has been reissued in
2007. While there are no penguins at the North Pole there used to
be. This is the story of the last one to leave as he searches for
a new home.Check out this and other great kids' books at Waterstones
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This volume contains three of Jeff Brown's books in one paperback which features the adventures of Stanley Lambchop, a boy who has a habit of becoming flat - just half an inch thick! These are gentle, simple and funny stories and young readers who enjoy them have a range of other titles featuring Stanley to enjoy. This and other Stanley adventures are available from Waterstones
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With well crafted writing Markus
Zusak employs an unusual narrator in the shape of the Angel of Death,
who finds time amidst an increasingly busy schedule, to tell the
extraordinary story of Liesel, a child being fostered in Germany
during the Nazi era, and the Jewish boxer hidden in her basement.
A masterpiece for older children and young adults. Available from Pickabook
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