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|author=Axel Scheffler, Frantz Wittkamp and Roger McGough
|title=Fish Dream of Trees
|rating=4.5
|genre=Children's Rhymes and Verse
|summary=Dragons don't bite – ask them to pose for a photo and they burst into a grin. Owls don't bite you, either – unless it's the one in the zoo cage you thought was friendly. And while we're on that subject, be careful about man-eating plants – they're never friendly given the chance of finding you alone. Such lessons are rife across these pages, in a singularly odd – and oddly fun – selection of four-line verses for the young, of any age.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1509836500</amazonuk>
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|author= Dr Seuss
|summary= Amy Reed’s ''The Nowhere Girls'' is another timely novel that aims to educate young women about feminism- a very hot political topic at the moment. It sees Grace, Erin and Rosina- three extremely socially awkward teenagers- unite to create a movement, known as The Nowhere Girls, which will challenge the sexist culture at their school. In the process, they hope to get justice for Lucy, a local girl who was forced to leave town as a result of the abuse she received after truthfully accusing three of her male peers of gang rape.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0349003076</amazonuk>
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