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|author= Polly Faber and Clara Vulliamy
|title= Mango and Bambang: Tapir All At Sea
|rating= 5
|genre=Emerging Readers
|summary= Mango is a sensible, resourceful little girl who is good at a great many things including playing the clarinet and karate. Most importantly she is good at being kind, especially to her best friend, Bambang, a slightly timid Malaysian tapir. In this second book in the series Bambang learns to become a little braver. He has to really, as he becomes involved in a series of daring escapades involving dancing classes, a diamond ring, time spent behind bars and a particularly dangerous enemy. Throughout all of this Bambang is accompanied by his faithful friend, Mango. Sometimes, even the closest friendship may be taken for granted. Will Bambang remember what matters most?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>140636147X</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Neil Griffiths and Janette Louden
|summary= Josh is tired, fed up and feeling put out and ignored. No, he isn't having a tantrum – something big has happened (well, two things actually) and his world has turned upside down. You see ''The Howler'' has arrived and everything has changed and not, so far, for the better. Baby brother Charlie is just seventeen days old and is not only taking up all of his parents' time, but also stopping everyone in the house from getting enough sleep with his constant howling. Will the crying 'ever' stop? And there's worse because the really terrible thing is the baby's arrival meant a very special event had to be cancelled.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1781125007</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Mandi Kujawa and Claude St Aubin
|title=Jacqueline the Singing Crow
|rating=4
|genre=Emerging Readers
|summary=Meet Jacqueline the crow. She's perfectly happy up in Canada, with a whole forest of trees to choose from, enough to eat, and a whole sky into which she can thrust her birdsong in celebration. She has, in fact, a lot to crow about. Until she hears humans talk of her as drably black, dumb, and ugly to both look at and to hear. What she chooses to do as a response is a surprise worth discovering in this large format picture book.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0992150876</amazonuk>
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