: What was your greatest fear? Did your fear teach you something after it left your senses? Getting through the audacious rides of fears may sometimes feel exhausting but at the same time, there is an anticipation that signals the arrival of victory.
: The Shining Star is a collection of poems that have a wide range of subjects which include nature, dreams, emotions, etc. Salabha’s concern about the future generation changing world and its impact, her observation about her surroundings and many more are illustrated in her writings. The present nuclear family and its impact on children is also a part of her subject.
: Buckle up and journey along with the students of classroom MS 274 at the Domestic International School. This school has classrooms that look like the inside of an aeroplane, a PT master who likes to sing, a principal who sits at the top of a tower, and even the occasional plane making an emergency landing. What happens when all this comes together? Dive into the book and read all about it. Have fun!
: Princesses, dragons and castles - everybody in the Little Kingdom loves fairy tales! Ben and Holly's magical activity book is fizzing with spells, elves and bedtime stories. Use your stickers to decorate the pictures, finish puzzles and make everything end happily ever!
: The Garden and bushlands of South-eastern Australia are alive with caterpillars - but what will they look like when they make the transformation into a butterfly or moth?
: Galileo Galilei was a true man of science. He was a visionary mathematician, physicist and astronomer whose discoveries challenged scientific ideas that had existed for thousands of years. Although he was punished and ill-treated for his modern ideas, he continued with his path-breaking experiments. His name will be remembered for his magnificent telescope that changed man's view of the Solar System and the movement of the sun and planets within it.
: Mother Teresa, the Angel of Mercy, is called a 'living saint' because she spent her whole life helping those who had nowhere to go and no one to turn to. Wherever she went Mother Teresa never turned away from difficult or unpleasant situations and always saw to the needs of the poorest of the poor, the homeless, the sick and the dying people. Today the Missionaries of Charity continue her work around the world, bringing hope and comfort to millions of people.
: Christopher Columbus - Explorer of the New World (No:15553)
: Gerry Bailey and Karen Foster
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: Columbus, the man who discovered the Americas, was one of the greatest explorers of our world. He travelled across the earth discovering unknown lands and peoples in an age where the world was believed to be far smaller than what we know it to be. With hardly any technology or resources, Columbus sailed bravely across unknown seas till he found the 'new world'. His discovery shaped the modern world we live in today.
: William Shakespeare - The Bard of Avon (No:15516)
: Gerry Bailey and Karen Foster
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: William Shakespeare, the Bard of Avon, was one of the greatest playwrights of the millenium and one of the greatest writers in the English language. This amazing playwright poet and actor created works of literature that are read and performed across the world even today. His plays have been translated into all the main languages across the globe. His characters will live on long after the lights of the stage go out and the last page is turned. Join the curious and playful Digby and his big sister Hester as they make their way through the odds and ends at Mr Rummage's stall at Knick-Knack Market.
: Mahatma Gandhi : Father of the Nation (No:15518)
: Anita Ganeri
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: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi or 'Bapu' as he is fondly called is known as the Father of the Nation and the greatest leader of the millennium. He took on the might of the British Empire and helped India walk the road to freedom. Through his ideas of peace and non-violence he changed the history of our country and influenced millions of people not only in India but around the world