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Tracey West
The two stories offer a fantasy adventure centred on ninja facing a new threat and a separate challenge involving Zane. The volume is designed to be turned over to read the other story.
Diane Stanley
A fantasy quest follows Molly as she investigates her changing magical gift and seeks a cup said to bind people together. The journey leads to a mysterious, dangerous city tied to her family history.
Diane Stanley
A boarding-school mystery about belonging, conformity and noticing when a prestigious institution’s promises may come at a cost.
Lisa Yee
A lively superhero adventure centres on Harley’s schemes, performances and investigation of a carnival that seems wrong. Her distinctive humour and abilities are treated as assets, while friendship and teamwork remain important.
Sonia Sotomayor
This is an inclusive, informational picture book that introduces children to different conditions and abilities through a shared gardening project. Its central invitation is to ask respectful questions, recognise individual strengths and see difference as part of community life.
Mikołaj Pa
This is a lively shared-reading book centred on noticing who lives in a building, what each neighbour enjoys and how separate activities become a collective celebration.
Paul Fleischman, illustrated by Kevin Hawkes
This is an imaginative story about making a world that reflects one person’s ideas. Its main appeal is the inventive detail: Wesley turns a plant into resources, culture and communication, then sees others respond.
Poonam Mistry
Panther compares himself with cats whose spots, stripes or mane make them appear distinctive, imitates those features, and is eventually encouraged to recognise his own qualities.
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