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'December is FINALLY here! I'm making a list, I'm checking it twice, and I'm dreaming of a PINK Christmas!' What colour is Christmas, do you think? Is it red, is it green? Well, according to one little girl, Christmas is most definitely PINK! Join her on this hilarious, and colourful, adventure as she tries to persuade her friends, you, and even Santa and his elves, that anything to do with Christmas must be, and simply has to be, PINK! Written by the talented children's book author Frances Gilbert, author of I Love Pink and Go, Girls, Go! and with utterly charming illustrations by George Sweetland, this pink-credible storybook is a perfect read for anyone who loves pink at Christmas time. So, this Christmas, think PINK!

Perfect for Teacher Appreciation Week This Step 1 reader is all about how wonderful school is when you have a great teacher. Teachers are simply the best The star of I Love Pink and I Love My Tutu absolutely loves her teacher There's so much to learn, and her teacher makes it fun. So fun that our little pink lover enjoys pretending to be a teacher when she gets home. Emergent readers will relate to this story while bolstering their reading skills in this heartwarming celebration of teachers. Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading. Rhyme and rhythmic text paired with picture clues help children decode the story. Young readers will LOVE the other I LOVE books in this series I Love My Pink I Love My Tutu I Love My Grandma I Love Cake

A girl shares her love for all things PINK--pink clothes, pink pillows, pink pets?--in this imaginative early reader. Fans of Pinkalicious will relate A little girl wishes everything in her world could be pink . . . including her dog, her cat, and her hamster. Wait How will she ever find her pink pets in her all-pink bedroom? This simple story perfectly--and humorously--illustrates the old adage "Be careful what you wish for " Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading. Rhyme and rhythmic text paired with picture clues help children decode the story. And look for the sequel: I Love My Tutu

In this psychological supense novel we meet Rosemary who is desperately seeking the answer to something that happened in her the past. Something has happened to her baby, but where is she now? As Rosemary seeks the truth she turns more and more to inanimate objects for support, since she cannot trust the people around her. In her conversations with the houses, the bed knobs, the books and the tea cups she finds comfort and begins the painful recall of the lost time aided by her bossy and competent alter ego Anna. She wants to have an answer, ''Where is she now? to find the calm promised in the hymns of her childhood, 'lay down your burden'. The reader becomes aware that maybe Rosemary isn't as irrational as she first appears and that her family is maybe not as supportive as first thought.A surprise ending reveals the answer and poses more questions.The novel is set in a fictional amalgam of two small English towns and the descriptive settings support and enhance the mood at each turn of the story.

Come along for a rollicking ride in this picture book celebration of vehicles that puts girls in the driver’s seat! Girls can race…and girls can fly. Girls can rocket way up high! Piloting fire trucks, trains, tractors, and more, the girls in this book are on the go! Join them for an exuberant journey that celebrates how girls can do—and drive—anything.

Celebrate the beauty of the natural world in this meditative picture book encouraging mindfulness, gratitude, and love for the environment—featuring illustrations painted on actual wood.Can you hug a forest? Of course you can. First you hug the air: open your arms, lift up your chin, and breathe in all the way down to your toes. Then you hug a leaf and a flower and a trail and a stream and all the other wondrous natural elements that make up a forest. Take every chance to soak in your natural surroundings and be grateful for nature.

Not all is as it seems. In this psychological novel by the author of Where Is She Now? another confused narrator attempts to unravel the complexities of relationships from a very distinct point of view. The surprise ending turns everything upside down.

A tall tale for all ages, this book is a clever variation on an old theme. Wry humor and lively black and white sketches offer the reader a very different explanation of the old myth.