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Aggi the ant is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Aggi shows young readers the importance of working together as a team and that every member of a team is valuable.Aggi finds a very large piece of cheese one day when out with the other ants from the anthill. She knows it's too big for one ant to carry. It's even too big for two ants to carry. So Aggi calls all the ants together and they work as a team to get the cheese back to the anthill to feed the colony.This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Bongi the beetle is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Bongi shows young readers the importance of tidying up and the consequences of being untidy.Bongi likes to collect things she finds in the beautiful garden where she lives. She brings home shiny pieces of glass, flowers, and interesting sticks and stones. She plays with them in her beetle house but never packs anything away - she doesn't see the point in tidying up as she wants to play with her things again anyway. One day her sister, Bibi, bumps into Bongi's pile of stones and hurts herself. Bongi decides to clear her mess by making one big pile. One day, in a rush out the door, Bongi runs into her pile of things and hurts her leg very badly. She finally understands the importance of tidying up and becomes a very tidy beetle. This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Cobus the cockroach is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Cobus shows young readers that it takes two to fight and that getting on together is much more fun.Cockroach brothers Cobus and Crawley never stop fighting in their home behind a kitchen cupboard. Their fights get very serious: they shout and kick and punch each other. And they always blame each other for starting the fights. All this fighting makes the cockroach family very unhappy. Mother Cockroach sits the two boys down after a big fight and explains that they are both hurt and both at fault - it takes two to have a fight. They finally understand that being friends is much better than fighting. This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Fatima the fly is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Fatima shows young readers that you do not have to be the best at everything you do, you only have to try your best.Fatima happily takes part in all the local insect activities, including running races, flying races, dancing classes, singing in the insect choir and playing volleyball. She always does her best, whether she wins or not. One day she plays hide-and-seek with the other insects. A mosquito tells Fatima that she is no good at the game - she is far too easy to find. Fatima explains to the mosquito that she tries her best and plays to have fun. The mosquito then understands and agrees that doing your best is the best you can do.This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Gonzo the grasshopper is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Gonzo shows young readers that you should not be so focused on one particular goal that you miss out on other important things in life.Gonzo hardly ever hops. He likes flying more. He believes that the faster you get to where you are going, the better. Gonzo's grandfather disagrees - they are grassHOPPERS after all. So Grandpa and Gonzo hop together one day. They go slowly from place to place and stop often to look around. Gonzo realizes that he sees nothing but a blur of grass when he whizzes by in the air, but when he hops he sees raindrops sparkling on grass and bright berries on bushes. Grandpa explains that when Gonzo has time he should hop along and enjoy the journey. And when Gonzo is in a hurry it is okay to fly. Gonzo finally understands that when you are too busy getting to where you are going, you miss a lot of other things along the way.This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Lala the ladybug is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Lala shows young readers the benefits of being positive and the importance of thinking good thoughts rather than bad thoughts.Lala is sitting on a flower one day when her friend Dotty flies past. Dotty does not wave, say hello or even smile at Lala. Lala gets very cross and ignores all her other friends for the rest of the day because of her bad mood. She tells her mother how Dotty no longer likes her and that Dotty ruined her day. Her mother explains that you can choose to think good or bad thoughts when something happens - Dotty was probably in a hurry and did not have time to greet Lala. Lala then chooses to think positive thoughts. She has a lot more fun with her friends and is much happier as a result. This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Mindi the moth is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Mindi shows young readers the importance of forgiveness.One night Mindi lands on a flower to rest. Another moth lands there too and bumps Mindi right off the flower. Mindi leaves him to have the flower to himself, but she is very upset. A few nights later she is sitting next to the light of a street lamp when the other moth arrives. He asks if he can share the warmth of the light with Mindi, but she tells him to go away. The other moth flies away with a sad look on his face. Mindi feels bad about treating him that way and cannot sleep. She sees him again a few nights later and he is very friendly with her. She knows that he has forgiven her for not sharing the light. And she forgives him for pushing her off the flower. Mindi learns that when you forgive each other you can both let go of your anger and be happy. This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Solomon the snail is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Solomon shows young readers that even though time is precious and should be used wisely, everyone should go at their own pace.Solomon's friends call him Solomon the slowcoach. Even when he is moving as fast as he can, he hardly moves at all. One day Doris the dung beetle tells Solomon about a beautiful garden at the end of the road. She comes up with the idea that Solomon should slide into his house so she can push him down the road with her back legs. She is trying to help him get to the beautiful garden faster. Solomon agrees, but he gets very scared as he speeds over every bump along the road. Doris is very proud for saving Solomon time in getting to the garden, but Solomon explains to her that snails are not meant to go so fast. He tells Doris that wasting time has nothing to do with speed, it is what you do with your time. The friends agree to not waste time and to stick to the speed they were made for. This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Sam the spider is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Sam shows young readers the importance of concentrating on what you are doing.Sam is a young spider living in a shed. The other spiders around him make beautiful webs very quickly. Then they sit waiting for insects to get stuck in their webs so they can eat them. Sam tries to make his first web like the older spiders. He thinks it is easy, but when he looks at his web he can see that it is not right. He spins web after web but none of them come out right. One of the older spiders takes pity on Sam and watches him spin a web. He sees that Sam makes a good part of the web when he concentrates, but then not-so-good parts when his mind wanders. Sam tries again, paying close attention from beginning to end. And his new web is perfect This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Webster the worm is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Webster shows young readers that although change can be scary, it can also be a good thing.Webster lives with his family and friends deep down in the soil under a beautiful garden. One day it starts raining and raining, and the soil gets wetter and wetter. The worms know they need to move to drier soil before they drown. Webster does not want to leave the home he has known all his life. He feels sad and worried. But the worms venture to the surface and look for drier soil to dive into. Their new home is wonderful. Webster learns that having to make a change can be scary, but sometimes you have no choice. And that sometimes a change can be a good thing.This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Cale the crab is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Cale shows young readers the importance of being reliable and keeping your word. The story and illustrations also teach readers about crabs and other marine life.Cale lives in an old ship at the bottom of the ocean. He has many crab friends who help him whenever he needs them. But Cale is not always there for them - he often has an excuse when he does not keep his promises. He does not think it is a problem if he falls asleep or just forgets to meet them when they have plans, even though they sit waiting. The other crabs cannot rely on Cale. One day they make plans with Cale and don't go, but Cale does. He gets very angry and confronts his friends about wasting his time. They explain to Cale that he does this often and that he has not been a very good friend. Cale then understands that it is wrong to tell someone you will do something and not do it. And he never does it again. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Dabi the dolphin is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Dabi shows young readers the importance of keeping safe and paying attention to your surroundings. The story and illustrations also teach readers about dolphins and other marine life.Dabi is a young dolphin who stays close to her mother in the deep blue sea. Her mother teaches her everything she needs to know to be a good dolphin, but Dabi becomes impatient and wants to swim off by herself to see new places. Her mother tells her that she is not ready and that safety comes first. Dabi does not like hearing this. One day the young dolphins are playing when Dabi's mother suddenly stops swimming and so does Dabi. She sees a large fishing net come down in front of them and just miss them. Dabi did not see the net coming. She then understands why she needs to pay attention to her surroundings and watch out for danger. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Elroy the eel is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Elroy shows young readers that being thankful makes you feel happy. The story and illustrations also teach readers about eels and other marine life.Elroy lives near the bottom of the ocean. He doesn't have any friends because his sharp teeth frighten the other sea creatures and he often enjoys giving them a fright on purpose. But Elroy does not mind. Elroy likes spending time by himself and is always happy. The other creatures begin to wonder what makes him so happy. A brave fish swims up to Elroy one day to ask him. Elroy explains that he is happy because he is thankful - thankful for food to eat; thankful for his lovely home; and thankful for the beauty around him. The sea creatures decide to follow Elroy to see how being thankful can make you feel happy. They hear Elroy talking to himself about the beautiful plants and coral and rocks around him. He thinks the ocean is a magical place and he is so lucky to live there. The other creatures also see how much Elroy enjoys swimming and hiding and looking at everything around him. They start being more thankful and come to understand that the more thankful they are, the happier they feel too.This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Finny the fish is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Finny shows that gossiping and talking behind someone's back can be hurtful and cause trouble. The story and illustrations also teach readers about sardines and other marine life.Finny is a sardine who loves talking to the other sardines in her group. But she also has a very bad habit of talking about the other sardines behind their backs. She feels important when she passes on news, even though it is not always true. She also likes to share the other fishes' secrets. This causes a lot of trouble between them all. The other sardines no longer trust Finny and they decide to teach her a lesson. They tell her that they hear she wants to leave the group. Finny gets very upset that someone is making up stories about her and realizes how awful it feels when someone gossips about you. She finally understands that gossiping can hurt others and cause unnecessary problems, so she stops making up stories about others and learns to keep a secret. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Ozzy the octopus is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Ozzy shows young readers that it is all right to make mistakes as long as you learn from them. The story and illustrations also teach readers about octopuses and other marine life.Ozzy lives alone in the sea and needs to learn about things all by himself. He often changes color and hides, then he watches what the other fishes, eels, crabs and sea creatures do. But Ozzy still needs to find his own food and keep himself out of danger. While doing this he sometimes makes small mistakes, such as getting too close to a shell that snaps shut. And sometimes he makes bigger mistakes, such as getting trapped in a hole. He becomes afraid to do anything in case he makes a mistake. After a while Ozzy realizes that every time he makes a mistake he learns something new. He finds the courage to keep on trying and to learn along the way, and he begins to make fewer mistakes the more he learns. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Patti the prawn is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: the importance of honesty. Patti shows young readers that if you tell lies all the time, others will no longer believe you or trust you. The story and illustrations also teach readers about prawns and other marine life.Patti lives at the bottom of the sea with a small group of prawns. She loves her friends but she also tells them lies when it suits her. One day she says she doesn't feel well so she doesn't have to help find food. Another day she lies about seeing a big fish coming to eat the prawns, then laughs when they all get scared. The more lies Patti tells the easier it gets. After a while the other prawns stop taking any notice of what Patti says. One day Rafi her friend tells Patti that it's wrong to tell lies - the other prawns do not believe anything Patti says, even if it is the truth. Patti realizes that it would be terrible if nobody believed her when she told the truth. What if she told everybody there really was a big fish coming and nobody believed her? The fish might eat her friends. Patti feels sorry and becomes an honest little prawn. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Safina the shark is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: the importance of waiting for the right time to do something. Safina shows young readers that it is not always good to rush into things and that sometimes you need to wait for just the right moment. The story and illustrations also teach readers about sharks and other marine life.Safina is a young great white shark who likes to eat all kinds of sea creatures. She is always moving, looking, listening and smelling, searching for things to eat. Her good sense of hearing lets her hear animals from far away. When this happens, she rushes over to eat them. But they hear her coming and hide before she gets there. Safina needs to learn a better way to catch her food or she will go hungry. Then she realizes that rushing through the water makes waves and the sea creatures know she's coming, so she tries swimming slowly up to a fish and waiting for just the right moment to snap her jaws shut. And it works Now she knows that sometimes you have to wait for what you want and that waiting for the right moment works better than rushing things. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Suzy the seal is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: the importance of manners. The book demonsrates to young readers that good manners show others that you are grateful and that you care about them. The story and illustrations also teach readers about seals and other marine life.Suzy lives with a group of seals. Her mother teaches her many things, such as good manners. But Suzy thinks manners are a waste of time - why does she have to say 'please' and 'thank you'? She thinks the other seals with manners are just silly and she never says please or thank you to them for anything. One day she shares a big fish with her friend Flippy. He walks off and does not say thank you. Suzy gets offended and thinks that Flippy is ungrateful for her kindness. Suzy's mother explains to her that this is how the other seals feel when Suzy does not say please or thank you. Suzy realizes that manners are important and that they show others that we are grateful and we care about them.This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Tagu the turtle is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: being good to your friends. Tagu shows the importance of thinking before you speak, and that words can hurt people. The story and illustrations also teach readers about turtles and other marine life.Tagu is a sea turtle who is happy and friendly. He travels by himself and makes friends wherever he goes. He enjoys spending time with them, listening to them, and playing with them. He wants everyone he meets to be friends, but this does not always happen. One day, Tagu sees a seahorse and a starfish having a terrible fight. He speaks to both of them and tells them that they are both wrong for saying unkind things to each other. They should think before they speak. The seahorse and starfish apologize to each other when they realize that friends are important. And Tagu is very proud of them.This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Wadi the whale is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: being kind. Wadi shows readers the importance of treating others the way you want others to treat you. The story and illustrations also teach readers about whales and other marine life.Wadi, an enormouse whale, likes to swim far every day and greets everyone he meets. He asks how they are and listens to their news. He cares about the other sea creatures. One day Wadi and two other whales, Toto and Lulu, are swimming together. All the creatures greet Wadi, but not the other whales. Wadi swims along singing, but Toto and Lulu follow him with unhappy faces. They do not know why nobody speaks to them. Wadi explains that they have to treat others how they want to be treated. So if they want others to be friendly to them, then they need to be friendly and polite to others. The three swim along and Toto and Lulu begin to greet the other sea creatures first. They realize how good it feels to be polite and friendly, and they carry on treating others how they want to be treated. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.