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Who Cares?
Who Cares?

By Helen Bird

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The Yellow Balloon
The Yellow Balloon

By Helen Bird

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The Yellow Balloon Zig Zag
The Yellow Balloon Zig Zag

By Helen Bird

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Tears of a Friend
Tears of a Friend

By Joanna Kenrick

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This new series features popular stories from the Shades series that have been reduced in length and complexity to provide a gripping, achievable read for less able or reluctant readers. The short...

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Blue Planet
Blue Planet

By BBC

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Dinosaur!
Dinosaur!

By David Orme

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"When did dinosaurs rule the Earth? What were the biggest dinosaurs? Why did they die out? And how?"--Back cover. Includes Dinosaur story: The land time forgot.

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Extreme science
Extreme science

By David Orme

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Answers questions about the origin of the universe, time travel, and other diverse subjects and includes a fictional story featuring a boy who finds out his universe is part of a computer program.

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Mummies
Mummies

By David Orme

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Describes what mummies are, how they are made, and where they are found, and includes a short fictional story about a mummy's curse.

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