Suzanne Del Rizzo Books

Skink on the brink

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Stewie is a very special skink - he has a beautiful blue tail which gives him a superpower against his enemies. Stewie loves singing his songs and rhymes as he dashes around his home. But as he gro...

A world of kindness

By Pajama Press

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In a series of thoughtful questions, the text reminds readers of the impact they can have through everyday actions and words. From simply saying please and thank-you to helping, comforting, and...

Gerbil Uncurled

By Suzanne Del Rizzo, Alison Hughes

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Golden Threads

By Suzanne Del Rizzo, Miki Sato

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My Beautiful Birds

By Suzanne Del Rizzo, Suzane Del Rizzo

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32 unnumbered pages : 27 cm

Before You Were Born

By Suzanne Del Rizzo, Deborah Kerbel

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World of Kindness

By Manon Gauthier, Ann Featherstone, Brian Deines, Tara Anderson, Kim La Fave

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My Beautiful Birds

By Suzanne Del Rizzo

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World of Mindfulness

By Gabrielle Grimard, Suzanne Del Rizzo, Tara Anderson, Rebecca Bender, Erin Alladin

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Birds on Wishbone Street

By Suzanne Del Rizzo

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