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Books in Showtym Adventures series

  • The Secret of Sizeville

    Andrew Phillips, Julie Fraser

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • Animal Adventures: Dinosaurs

    Sarah Albee

    Paperback (Silver Dolphin Books, Aug. 4, 2020)
    This unique learning experience lets kids meet dinosaurs face-to-face.Animal Adventures: Dinosaurs will take you on a journey to explore the world of dinosaurs. Have fun while learning and see all of your favorites like you never have before—with colorful illustrations and fascinating facts, and then by building a diorama. Everything you need to dive into the world of dinos is right here! This unique set includes a book full of colorful illustrations and intriguing facts about dinosaurs, plus three-dimensional dinosaur models and a diorama with reusable stickers.Journey to the Age of Dinosaurs to learn everything you need to know about these remarkable creatures.
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  • Pilgrim: A Modern Re-telling of the Pilgrim's Progress

    Mark Jeffery, Williams Josh

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • A Visitor Comes to Town

    Charles Coulson, Bob Bond

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • Kingdom Come

    Jenny Rose

    Hardcover (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • Kingdom Come

    Jenny Rose

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • The Trouble with Tabby

    N. R. Dixon, Daniel Jeffery

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • Harry and Thomas

    Charles Coulson, Bob Bond

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • Ten Stories of Hope

    Diana Jeffery

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • Get Over it

    F. Linday

    Paperback (Onwards and Upwards, )
    None
  • Adventures: Starter: Teacher's Book

    Ben Wetz

    Paperback (Oxford University Press, )
    None
  • Story of a chicken

    Rafael Estrada, Gleni Mendoza

    (Babelcube Inc., Feb. 1, 2020)
    This story you are going to read was told to me by a chicken I met from a battery egg stand. The poor woman was locked in a cage with the lights on twenty-four hours a day. They did that with the intention of deceiving her, so she wouldn't fall asleep and lay eggs and more eggs without stopping. That hen was not alone on the floor: hundreds of them, by their side, laid an egg behind another, clumping extraordinary stories that only the initiated hens knew ...