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Free Plastic Jackets supplied and fitted on fiction paperbacks for orders of 25 books or more. Only standard size paperback jackets will be supplied & fitted free during the offer period. Please note: a Jacket cost will still be shown at pickabook checkout but will not be charged on your invoice, non-fiction titles in your order will be jacketed at our usual rate of 28p per book. Please contact us with any questions.
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Screenwise
By: DEVORAH HEITNER
The second edition of Screenwise offers a refreshed, realistic, and optimistic perspective on how to thoughtfully guide kids in the digital age.
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Viruses
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Fear is a natural emotion and, however irrational, it can be rationalized for the little ones by showing its causes and methods of action. In this book, children will be explained what viruses are - a more-than ever actual topic, how they move and what behaviours help to limit their spreading.
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How to Teach Your Dragon to Say Share
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Lily is a strong-minded little girl and she has a pet dragon! She has to teach it all the most important magic words: please, thank you, hello and sorry. It isn?t always easy, though: the little dragon is a bit of a mischief-maker and it doesn?t always understand the meaning of those words. But Lily is patient and she?ll make it understand that magic words can always help in every situation!
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How to Teach Your Dragon to Say Wait
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Lily is a strong-minded little girl and she has a pet dragon! She has to teach it all the most important magic words: please, thank you, hello and sorry. It isn''t always easy, though: the little dragon is a bit of a mischief-maker and it doesn''t always understand the meaning of those words.
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