Albie

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With bold, retro illustrations, jaunty, rhyming text and cute, funny characters, these stories will delight toddlers and pre-school children. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains. The Many Worlds of Albie Bright,from UK author Christopher Edge, is an outstanding novel aimed at readers aged 8-12.

Cleverly constructed, the story is informative, witty and highly educational, especially to anyone interested in quantum physics and the Universe, while addressing themes of coping with grief and loss. After several years creating television commercials, he started writing children\'s animation and picture books.Caryl: When we're not stuck at home because of covid, I visit schools around the UK, telling stories and helping children develop a love of books, reading and writing. She spends her spare time digging her allotment and organizing community projects, and going for long walks, especially if they end up at a café. We wanted to fire up children's imaginations and help them picture how life might be for them if they lived in ancient times. One of the things I try to do during my visits is to give children confidence that their own ideas are good ones and to show them that writing need not be an arduous task to be endured, but a joyful and exciting activity to share.

The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged.Albie loves to go swimming, but the pool seems a bit different today – is that a shark in the water? There’s nothing to fear in this hilarious tale and children will love turning the half page to discover who’d behind the chaos.

The most famous and feared pirate on the high seas was Blackbeard, who was known for setting prisoners’ beards on fire! Over a quarter of a million copies sold in the UK alone, this best-selling series is a staple in homes and schools.Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids. Told in first person, each book has a clear and distinct theme, keeping the adventures feeling fresh and leaving you wanting to read more of them. By the way, archaeologists really have discovered a flute made from bone and one clever person has even made a reconstruction that you can really play a tune on!

All you can do is hope that you’ll find a way through’; in the book’s closing words, ‘Mum will always be there’. Our pick was Welcome To Alien School from 2012, an intergalactic adventure that sees Albie makes some interesting friends, eat space-ghetti and learn to ride a space scooter. When you look at history in this way, you realise that the people from thousands of years ago were really just like us.Readers are taken on an action-packed tour which takes in pyramids, a sphinx, secret passageways, hidden chambers and a sarcophagus. How to Save a Superhero has all the qualities you expect from a superhero adventure – the villain, mild peril, the trap, the rescue and the okay-i’ll-be-good resolution. The following year, I wrote How to Grow a Dinosaur and sent it to my editor at Simon and Schuster to see if she thought it might be a suitable second story for Albie. Albie is playing in his sandpit when "a ferocious wind begins to blow" and he is suddenly transported to Ancient Egypt. Meet the Mini Monsters - four adorable characters who are learning valuable lessons about friendship and how to get along, in a pre-school setting.