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A wicked witch marries their father, and uses her magic to turn Hansel's and Gretel's world upside down. When they are left in the woods by their parents, Hansel and Gretel find their way home despite an encounter with another wicked witch.

It's 1987 and Ira and Zac are being uprooted once again, this time to Skilly House, a home for social care children. Their lives over the next few years are beautifully realised amongst the antipathy of the authorities, the drama of the poll tax riots and the moments of peace and hope Ira finds at Skilly and further afield. This is a memorable and moving tale about growing up, making friends and finding a home.

Teach Your Children About Responsibility. Your Children Will Immediately Understand How To Take Responsibility Through This Cute Dragon Book.
Having a pet dragon is very fun.
You can teach your dragon to sit, stand, roll over, and you can even potty train him...
But what if your dragon is not responsible? What if he always says "It's Not My Fault!," and puts the blame on others for his mistakes?
What do you do?
You teach him that mistakes are not bad, as long as he learns from it. You teach him to own his mistake, learn from them, and take responsibility.
How do you do it? - Get this book now and find out how!

Fun, cute and entertaining with beautiful illustrations, this playful dragon book will help kids to understand how, and why to take responsibility for the choices they make. A must have book for children and parents to teach kids about responsibility.

Looking for his lost fish trap, Ben thinks he sees something dark under the
water. Later, diving into the sea with his friend Sophie, he is amazed to
discover a wonderful hidden forest of golden kelp, and the variety of
creatures who live there.

Two girls, one white and one black, gradually get to know each other as they sit on the fence that divides their town. Suggested level: junior, primary.
Lexile 300

Told through the eyes of a small girl who goes to the pre-dawn service to watch her grandfather marching in the parade, this picture book introduces children to the story behind Anzac Day, and the importance of traditions and remembering. Ages 5+. Australian

Summary: Ramon loves to draw, especially when he learns that he doesn't have to worry about getting it "just right".