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|author=Joseph Garrett

|title=Stampy's Lovely Book

|rating=3

|genre=Children's Non-Fiction

|summary=If you still think of Stampy as the elephant in ''The Simpsons'', you need to get with it. For one thing, TV is so last century – now it's all about Minecraft and other computer game worlds, and often second-screening between different new media at the same time. So why does this book from a Youtube star of Minecraft tasks, pranks and other activities, remind me of a certain TV programme that used to invite us to turn off and do something more active instead?

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1405281561</amazonuk>

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{{newreview

|author=Gabrielle Balkan and Sol Linero

|summary=''Creaturepedia'' welcomes young readers to the greatest show on earth, showcasing more than 600 different creatures within its pages. Rather than listing the animals in traditional alphabetical order, this book groups creatures according to a variety of criteria, including colour, habits and outstanding physical characteristics. Of course, there is a handy index at the end to keep the traditionalists happy too. There are a few unusual categories thrown in, such as mythical beats and extinct animals, as well as endangered species that sadly, may become extinct very soon

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847806341</amazonuk>

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~~|author=Anna Weltman~~

~~|title=This is Not a Maths Book~~

~~|rating=5~~

~~|genre=Art~~

|summary=I have to admit, I wasn't a huge fan of maths at school. Maybe if I'd had this book when I was a child, I would have been. 'This is not a Maths Book' cleverly bridges the gap between maths and art and teaches kids how to make beautiful patterns and shapes by using mathematical principles. We learn about parabolic curves, Pascal's triangle, the stomachion, tesselation and 3D drawings. Because the pages are interactive and hands-on, kids are learning the rules of maths without realising it. After all, there is no reason why maths shouldn't be fun!

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782402055</amazonuk>~~

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