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WITH A NEW AFTERWORD BY EMMA CARROLL 'A touching, utterly convincing book' JACQUELINE WILSON 'What a deep, dark, deceptively simple, brilliant novel it is' EMMA CARROLL 'Poignant and realistic . . . Carrie's War captures the true reality of war for a child, and it doesn't sentimentalise war'...

Pour célébrer le tricentenaire de la mort de Charles Perrault (1628-1703) les éditions Autrement Dit vous conte en musique cette merveilleuse histoire. Des extraits musicaux d'époque accompagnent cette aventure. Le dessinateur sonore Antonio Da Palma a imaginé une série de bruitages - plus vrais que nature !

Fluffy. Soft. Scaly. Kids encounter many textures in everyday life. Bring texture words to young learners, and watch their vocabularies grow!

Dive and dunk! Slide and slither! Verbs and motion go hand in hand. Bring verbs to young learners, and watch their vocabularies grow!

Pepe era el coche de carreras más rápido a principios de la década de 1950 y estaba en la mejor forma de ganar el Campeonato del Mundo. Pero luego su oponente John comenzó a usar medidas injustas y el éxito merecido parecía estar fuera de su alcance.

Carrie has been a kitchen slave in Sam Fraunces’ tavern in New York City for as long as she can remember. But after she narrowly escapes a kidnapper, Carrie becomes more curious about her mysterious past. After all, she doesn’t even know her own last name. When her friend Dan Arabus comes to town, he talks about his dream of buying his mother’s freedom with the Continental notes his father left him. Deciding to help Dan discover how much the notes are worth, Carrie finds herself eavesdropping on Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, and President Washington himself.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER YEE-HAW! Willa is back in this standalone sequel to Horse Girl. This time, she tackles summer camp, new and old frenemies, and worst yet: a horse that's mysteriously gone missing. Seventh-grader Willa is head-over-hooves when she finds a secret note inviting her to...

Why do you have to whisper in the library? Find out how good manners make the library a pleasant place for everyone to visit.

Parents, sisters, brothers, friends, and teachers are just some of the people in children's lives. Bring these words about people to young learners, and watch their vocabularies grow!

A ghastly crime... Monsieur de Saligny was found in a card-room of a gambling palace and secret opium den, knelt in supplication, the bloody stump where his head should have been bowed forward and resting on the floor. The head lay propped up facing toward the door several feet away. No one was seen entering or leaving the room between when M. de Saligny entered the room and when the body was discovered. Will shrewd detective Bencolin be able to solve the first whodunnit penned by the master of the locked room mystery, John Dickson Carr? (Summary by Ben Tucker)

Island of Stars will take you on an old-fashioned adventure, building like an ocean wave as nautical mysteries and historical intrigue are blended together in a fairy tale that resolves itself in a fantastical climax. This story was written primarily for ages 9-12, but is a perfect family book and one that will keep adult listeners entertained and engaged as well.

Things are hard for eleven-year-old Yonder. Her mother died and her father has sunk into sadness. She doesn't have a friend to her name... except for Dirt, the Shetland pony next door. Dirt has problems of his own. He's overweight, he's always in trouble, and his owner is the mean Miss Enid, who doesn't have the patience for a pony's natural curiosity. His only friend is Yonder, the scrawny girl next door. So when Miss Enid decides to sell Dirt for horsemeat, Yonder knows she has to find a way to rescue him.

Mean Girls meets Black Beauty in Horse Girl by celebrated author Carrie Seim--a funny and tender middle-grade novel about finding your forever herd. "This book is funny and exciting. Beautifully portrays both the pleasures and risks of riding horses and also of being a teen. Very original, and a...

This tiny fairy’s only wish is to fly across the sky with Santa, but she can’t lift off the ground. Can she create a big Christmas miracle and soar? Every Christmas Eve, Carrie is sad for all the children who are lost, alone, or without a home. But her dream to bring gifts to the kids who need her the most feels out of reach. Because no matter how hard she tries, her wings won’t take flight! Hoping to finally solve the mystery of what makes a fairy fly, Carrie fights not to give up. But as time runs out, she asks her red-nosed reindeer friend for help…

Eleven-year-old Rigel Harman loves her life in off-the-grid Alaska. She hunts rabbits, takes correspondence classes through the mail, and plays dominoes with her family in their two-room cabin. She doesn't mind not having electricity or running water - instead, she's got tall trees, fresh streams, and endless sky.

Anyone who has ever had a pet knows that they can inspire some of the best stories. This delightful collection features 15 enchanting tales for children, celebrating not just cats and dogs, but also lambs, crows, and even lions! Join us for a journey filled with heartwarming adventures that will captivate young imaginations. - Summary by Carolin

Maine Photographer, Carrie Pellerin is sharing episode 1 of her new podcast. This is a place where she plans to share her thoughts on photography and motherhood for other photographers and her clients. Carrie has been a photographer for 14+ years serving the Southern Maine area. She specializes in coastal family portraiture full of images full of connection, laughter and love. Areas she serves: Saco Maine Photographer Portland Maine Photographer

Carrie Heyes shares her children’s poetry! With lots of silly rhymes and whimsical fun, everyone in the family will enjoy Carrie’s poems.

Carrie, The Dancing Crusader is about a little girl's quest to spread the word about staying safe from COVID 19. Not everyone is on board. It's up to Carrie to find a way to save the day. And she won't give up trying to find a way to bring everyone together again.

Before she was Princess Leia in Star Wars, Carrie Fisher was a young girl who loved to read and write and just happened to have famous parents. She never dreamed of being an actress like her mother, Debbie Reynolds, or a singer like her father, Eddie Fisher. When she auditioned for a sci-fi film on a whim, she had no idea it would change her life and turn her into a film icon.