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The Adventures of Harry Alliss (and Friends)
Read about the amazing adventures of Harry Alliss. The central character is Harry, a young boy with several strong female mentors who add zest to his various adventures. Get to know Harry’s amazing friends and their magical, fantastical and sometimes dramatic adventures together, but always with a connection towards strong family relationships, values and those special bonds of friendship. Harry may be flying in space or sitting in a doctor’s waiting room but the adventures just keep happening to him.
Learn about amazing things that you may have never heard of but that existed at some time. Unravel some of the words in the book to make the stories even more fun. Share Harry’s journey and enjoy the fabulous and exciting world of Harry Alliss. The basis for the stories is as a bedtime read, although it shouldn’t be restricted to only bedtime reading as they can be read at any time.
The stories are sequential, so they should be read from the beginning to the end as several characters are introduced during the various adventures. The central themes are rooted in what is around us and what may have occurred or happened in the past or present, including physical items that may have existed before. The idea is to ask questions and interact with the storytelling. The stories have the ‘cuddle factor’ so that adults reading to their children can enjoy the story as much as the children who are listening to it.
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The Cruces Crises
The Cruces have a crisis, an environmental crisis. Everyone wants the latest stuff, but it comes at a cost – pollution! The King sends his son out to find a new land where he can rebuild his kingdom. The Prince knows he must do the right thing, but when two cultures collide, he is left facing a crisis of conscience.
Through his journey of discovery, a young man learns how to care for the environment and respect the lives of other people, even when their appearance is very different from his own.
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The Curse of The Deadly Marshmallows
Neil Owlsley’s dream is to one day become the world’s greatest ever reporter, oh and he has a sweet tooth and absolutely loves marshmallows.
But on an eventful day when he takes a trip to his favourite shop, not only has the shopkeeper disappeared but a curse is placed on his beloved marshmallows by someone identified only as ‘The Mysterious Old Woman’.
Quickly he puts his reporter skills into action with only one thing on his mind … save Sproglington Town because simply there is no one else.
Will 12-year-old Neil succeed where many have failed, or will the town be overwhelmed by the Curse … of the Deadly Marshmallows?
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The Day That I Grownup (All Except For My Outters)
For the longest time I was five-and-a-half. I remember I was five-and-a-half for such a long time I thought I would never be older. But the day came.
Yesterday, I was ‘almost six’.The story is about a little boy, Zachery, who is six. He discovers that growing up is more about overcoming fears (his ‘inners’) than physical changes (his ‘outters’).
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The Forest - Part 2 A Friend in Need
As Thomas and Pricilla practice their dance routine for the upcoming Village Talent Competition in the forest while the four large singing oak trees sing for them, they bump into Becky and Cap running around the forest playing soldiers. As the two parties get to know one another and become great friends Thomas is confronted with a big problem with only two weeks left to go till the talent competition.
You see, Pricilla is Thomas’ imaginary friend and Cap, like Pricilla, is Becky’s imaginary friend too.
Only children with imaginary friends can see other children’s imaginary friends and of course the oak trees and animal too.
How will Thomas be able to compete in the competition with Pricilla when no one will be able to see her?
What will he do, and will Becky and Cap be able to help?
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The Hendrix Adventures: Adventure in Athens
For the Hendrix family, there’s a whole world out there… waiting to be explored!
If there’s one thing that you need to know about the Hendrix family, it’s that they love to travel! Harvey and Gigi Hendrix (Oh… and their dog, Reggie!) only need the teeniest-tiniest excuse and BOOM! Off they go on a whirlwind ADVENTURE!
Join the hilariously weird Hendrix family as they dive headfirst into the ancient city of ATHENS!
But what will they find amongst the crumbling ruins?
…Hair-raising havoc? …Long lost secrets? …Awesome Adventures?
Definitely!
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The Ice Cream Moppets
Embark on a delectable journey to the enchanting Tall Ships Creamery, an extraordinary ice cream shop nestled in the sleepy fishing village of Charlestown. Within the pages of these captivating books lies the mystery of the Ice Cream Moppets – a delightful secret hidden deep within each delectable treat. Prepare to be amazed as the secrets unfold across seven thrilling stories.
As twilight descends, the Moppets embark on wondrous adventures that will captivate the hearts of both children and adults alike. The whimsical tales are filled with excitement, laughter, and a touch of magic, leaving readers eager to revisit these delightful stories time and time again.
With every story ending on a tantalizing cliffhanger, you’ll find yourself yearning to delve into the next enchanting chapter. The combination of whimsical text and breathtaking illustrations will transport readers of all ages to a world where imagination knows no bounds.
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The Jelly Spacemen: Cruise to Earth
Hands up, who wants to go on a space holiday?
Now, you can! Get on board the Jelly Cruiser with the fantastic four Jelly Spacemen and their guests as they whizz through space on their mystery tours across the galaxies. And look out—this time, they’re heading for Earth!
Release the batter splatter and get ready for take-off…
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The Noggins of Kendrick
Aimed at teenagers, this is a romping, fast-moving story of friendship, love, loyalty, fortitude and courage. Swashbuckling heroes, dastardly villains, man-eating rats and brave youngsters take part in this compelling adventure, as matters of life and death are tackled and resolved on both land and sea.
Set around the seventeenth century, the story begins with the noggins, a colony of diminutive people (six centimetres in height) inhabiting tunnel homes beneath a large grove of ancient oak trees in the mythical kingdom of Kendrick.
On many levels this narrative contains lessons for us all. It deals with the darkest of motives to the more joyful and playful aspects of life. We see how social marginalisation can be overcome by peer support and, above all, how loyalty, trust and friendship can prevail against the darkest of forces.
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The Rainbow Girls
Seven multicultural, orphaned friends want to defeat the celestial beings who have not-so-good intentions for the people of Earth. They have the heart to accomplish anything, but they’re just kids. Right? Just watch what happens when Reese, Orielle, Yuri, Giahn, Bly, Iliana, and Vivienne gain special skills from a friend.
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The Story of Inky Pinky
Inky Pinky is Fairyland’s favourite elf. With his rainbow-coloured paints, he brings life to all the birds, flowers and trees. When he upsets the fairy queen by having fun with a feather, she sends him away. Whatever will happen next?
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The Sydney Seahorses
Can you see the sparkling sand?
Can you taste the salty air?
Can you hear the birds?
Can you smell the ocean?
Can you touch the crystal-clear water?
Dive into an adventure with me and let’s explore the underwater world together. If you see anything, let me know. There might be someone shy and special close by.
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