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Hilarious hero Rafe Khatchadorian heads to summer camp and faces bullies with his friends in this installment of James Patterson's beloved Middle School series. Rafe Khatchadorian, the hero of the bestselling Middle School series, is ready for a fun summer at camp--until he finds out it's a summer school camp!…

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It's going to be a long break next week. How do you intend engaging your wards?Interesting educational materials,picture story books and Novels available.

Complete set of this calligraphy books going for 8k. It's a must have for your little angels.

Select any 3 copies for 2500. They are hard cover story book for age 5-10.

It's a book that's going to be enjoyed by boys in the six-to-eight age range and it could well be the encouragement that the reluctant reader needs to get them going. Despite the 240 pages it's actually a very quick read (I read it in about an hour) because of the amount of space taken up by Barry's drawings. It's effectively a series of short stories so the emerging reader can have the pride of having got one under his belt fairly quickly - and a whole book before he's realised that he's actually done it.

Whilst I was reading I couldn't help thinking about Tom Gates and in the ensuing scrap Barry Loser, er, lost. Even allowing for the similarity of format (lots of picture and minimal text) Tom is a more rounded character and - more importantly to me - he's a nicer boy. Barry can be very unkind, both in written word and deed and doesn't always get his comeuppance. He and Bunky enjoy annoying a single parent who lives in a nearby flat and his Granny Harumpadunk is a stereotype: can't hear, can't see, really slow at walking says the caption on Barry's drawing. The girls in school are all silly and shallow and Mr Hodgepodge is something of a scaredy-cat.

Walliams found additional success as a children’s author when he published his first novel, The Boy in the Dress, in 2008. The tale of a 12-year-old soccer player who likes to cross-dress combined compassion and gross-out jokes, and it was compared to the works of Roald Dahl. The Boy in the Dress quickly became a number one best seller in Britain, as did Walliams’s next book, Mr. Stink (2009). A succession of novels followed, often with such alliterate titles as Billionaire Boy (2010), Gangsta Granny (2011), and Demon Dentist (2013). Many of his beloved books were made into TV movies, with Walliams acting as some of the most memorable characters. Several of his works were also adapted to the stage, including Awful Auntie (2014). In addition to novels, Walliams published such picture books as The Slightly Annoying Elephant (2013), The First Hippo on the Moon (2014), and The Bear Who Went Boo (2015). He also co-authored Inside Little Britain (2006) and wrote the autobiography Camp David (2012).

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2copies going at #3600.
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Mini novel for ages 5- 8 . Instead of 2k, grab all for 1500.

These are reusable phonics books for age 4-6.
Slightly dented. Both going for 4k instead of 5k.

It's going to be a long break soon.
What are your children reading during the long break?

#5000.
This is good for Phonics, segmenting, identification, spelling and more.

It tells the story of a fourteen-year-old boy called John and a twelve-year-old boy called Dennis who is encouraged by a rebellious friend to dress up as a girl, and the reactions of his family, friends and school. It is aimed at readers aged eight to twelve, and has been adapted into a television film and a musical.
Suitable for age 7-12.

Suitable for age 3-5. Ten tiny dinosaurs.

What's the young of a pig called? What's the young of a rabbit called? Where do they live and what sound do dey make?

Magnetic board and alphabets. This will aid spelling, reading, sound recognition, blending and much more.
#12000.

A dummy clock is a great tool for teaching a child how to tell the time.

It provides a visual representation of the time of day, and allows the child to see the relationship between the hour hand, minute hand, and numbers on the clock face.

Using a dummy clock can help a child to understand the basics of telling time and provide a valuable starting point for more complex concepts.

It is a fun and interactive way to help a child learn a valuable skill.

Won't you like to get one for that little angel of yours?

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