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A noisy playground on a first day at school can be daunting for a young child. This book explains in fun illustrations and simple text what goes on and how the teacher makes a first school day busy and interesting. Shows children making friends, being busy, and shows one child who is worried about the school, but is helped by the teacher and other classmates to get on with new activities and made to feel very welcome. The Tarantula Early Learners series takes simple and essential topics and makes them easy, and fun to learn. There are 12 books in the series. Their colourful illustrations and friendly style - with titles such as 1 2 3, A B C, and Time make them perfect pre-school books. These books have appealing pictures and are suitable for reading aloud, again and again.

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Toddlers can read and play any time, any place with our Garage Playbook! Encourages reading and learning through play Includes an illustrated story, a pop-up building and more than 20 press-out characters Folds away into a small book for easy transportation Tweet Share Pin It Add Email ummary Get to work with Garage Playbook! This compact activity book encourages early reading skills alongside imaginative play. Children can enjoy the story of Matt the mechanic and his busy day fixing cars, then they can fold out the garage building and playmat to create their own adventures with the press-out characters Information Series: Playbook Author: Sarah Parkin Pages: 24 Age: 3+ Dimensions: 210 x 210 mm when folded Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781786178404

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A reenactment battle marches into Bayport in this Hardy Boys adventurea fresh approach to a classic series.

Bayport goes back in time when a Revolutionary War-era battleship is discovered, along with a treasure trove of historic artifacts. To celebrate, the town stages a reenactment of the historic Battle of Bayport, complete with antique artillery, canons, and tricorn hats. Even Frank and Joe Hardy are decked out in full Colonial costume, fighting over freedom and taxes on opposite sides of the battle line.

But things get a little too real when a stray shot leaves Bayports biggest benefactor, Don Sterling, without a pulse. Wait a minutewerent those muskets supposed to be unloaded? And even though the Hardy Boys have technically retired from solving mysteries, they cant help but get involved, especially when a favorite teacher turns out to be a prime suspect. Is someone trying to frame Mr. Lazin? And who would want Don Sterling dead? Murder by reenactment is one the Hardys havent seen before, but dont think theyre not up for the challenge!