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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Shirley's Imaginarium Series: Friends With Differences (Book 5). Book.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Rodgers-Healey, Diann (ilustrador).

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8vo (21x15cm), paperback, 163pp. Very good condition, Light wear and marks. Pictures available on request.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - It is quite understandable if one is scared of spiders, especially ones that look large. A Huntsman with its large hairy and flat body, eight legs, and eight eyes in the front of their head might appear scary, but they are indeed harmless to humans. If disturbed, they run away. In fact, they can walk forward and sideways with speed and agility and can even jump short distances!Found in many countries and especially in Australia, some species can reach over nineteen centimetres when their legs are extended!Although they live on tree trunks and under barks and leaves, they like coming inside houses, as they like warm places where they can eat flies, cockroaches and other insects.Imagine going into a bathroom and finding a Huntsman spider with its eight eyes, eight legs and stretched out as long as a banana Well, Mrs Morey finds one such spider in her bathroom, a Huntsman! Terrified of it, she is determined to get rid of it. Her solution - to tell Mr Morey to do so. And so, the hunt for the Huntsman begins!Will Mr Morey find their 'horrid' visitor Or will the Huntsman be too clever for him Will the Moreys ever learn that a Huntsman means no harm, even though it might look scary.Well, as Mrs Morey imagines the worst and takes things into her own hands, everyone is in for a nasty shock, especially poor Mr Morey!This is a funny story written as a poem, elaborated with pictures of watercolours on canvas that trace the tale of Donny's Horrid Huntsman. Rodgers-Healey, Diann (ilustrador).…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - There are so many things about each of us that make us different. But if these differences are looked down upon, rather than being respected and valued, then the us-and--them divide sadly grows. In Shirley's garden, as differences become the negative focus between the old and new inhabitants, fear, deception and disunity take over with little hope that anything can change things. How can hearts and minds unite when such disrespect has caused hurt and sadness As Shirley's old and new garden inhabitants struggle to claim the garden as their home, the fifth and final book in the Shirley's Imaginarium Series inspires one to value differences and persist in finding a way to understand each other and recognise that what matters to each of us is not that different. Being loved and respected unconditionally, for who one is, and the importance of connectedness, learning and growth, are explored as the fundamentals of friendship and belonging in this vivid and elaborate culmination of this much loved Series.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Isn't it interesting that when you are born, you are given a name and don't choose it yourself Well, for birds that's also the same. Except that birds don't give each other a name. Birds are given names by humans. And humans don't just call them 'Birds.' Afterall, that would be just ordinary.Mr Toad didn't agree that everyone has a special name. He debated it fiercely, but Mr Wombat, Miss Kookaburra and Mr Magpie in Shirley's Garden wanted to convince him otherwise. Will they succeed and how will they do this This is a charming story about the importance of identity, friendship and self-expression. It encompasses adventures in remote Australian towns like Broken Hill, as the story unfolds from far and beyond Shirley's Garden in Kiama in Australia. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - It is not unusual to find, as we go about our business every day, we forget to pause and admire nature around us.But I wonder if birds also forget to admire nature around them, as they go about their daily business Is it only by pausing and looking at everything, that we can see how beautiful things are around us The answers to these questions unravel in this story, as Mr Toad who loves to ponder and notice the world around him, decides to get everyone to do the same.A Garden Contest to take in the beauty of Shirley's Garden in Spring in Kiama in Australia might sound audacious, but surprisingly, Mr Toad soon discovers that there is more than one way to enjoy the beauty of the garden in Spring.Book 3 in this Series inspires children to appreciate nature by slowing down, noticing it, and above all, being in it to experience it.Brimming with pictures of the birds and inanimate objects in a small coastal garden in Australia, Shirley's Imaginarium Series continues to delight readers with meaningful narratives of curious events and quandaries, explored whimsically through Australian fauna and flora.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Welcome to the start of Shirley's Imaginarium Series, a special heart-warming whimsical series for children, of the imaginary goings on between everything alive and static in a small backyard garden in quiet coastal town lying by the big wide sea caressing a bit of Australia in a 'Place where the sea makes a noise' - Kiarama or more familiarly known as Kiama.You see Miss Shirley had lived a lifetime of doing studious, sophisticated, successful, stupendously sane, serious and sanitized stuff. Now she felt in her old, tired toes that her long ignored imaginings of all things around her, had to have their say. So, she let them, along with her mobile camera to capture somewhat blurry glimpses of the extraordinary lives of the inhabitants of her garden.Meet Wocky! An Australian Cockatoo who only wanted to invite colourful birds to his party. Including some and not others, he again caused havoc amongst everyone in the small garden in Kiama in Australia. This time though, he was going to be put right by Miss Kookaburra and Toope, the King Charles puppy.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - It is commonly known that when one wants to find out something, one asks questions to gain information. This would seem fairly straightforward, even interesting and calming, as one looks at things from different angles to understand everything.Though, what if this simple task becomes fearful What if you are forced to answer questions or you are insulted for your answers to a question, and what if, what you say, is used against you by the one asking the questions In Shirley's Garden, a simple search for answers unfolded in such a manner when the garden residents were trying to work out what Tammy, the Garden Fairy, had witnessed the human gardener carrying into a room in the garden.Rufeus Jerome Stanford, the high-brow crested Pigeon was at the epicentre of this storm, demanding answers to his questions, not to help the garden residents, but to change their lives for the worse.Fearful of him, the garden residents do submit to him at first, but some of them find the courage to stand up to him and challenge his bullying.This book in the series, 'Shirley's Imaginarium, ' takes a look at how ugly bullying is and how one can stand up to the bully with courage, the support of one's friends, thinking about what the bully is up to and what is at stake, and speaking up, as best as you can.This book also inches closer to uncovering the mystery of what Shirley's Imaginarium is, and how the garden residents discover it amidst them, in their home in Kiama in Australia.…

Paperback. Condición: New.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Rodgers-Healey, Diann (ilustrador).

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Rodgers-Healey, Diann (ilustrador).

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is quite understandable if one is scared of spiders, especially ones that look large. A Huntsman with its large hairy and flat body, eight legs, and eight eyes in the front of their head might appear scary, but they are indeed harmless to humans. If disturbed, they run away. In fact, they can walk forward and sideways with speed and agility and can even jump short distances!Found in many countries and especially in Australia, some species can reach over nineteen centimetres when their legs are extended!Although they live on tree trunks and under barks and leaves, they like coming inside houses, as they like warm places where they can eat flies, cockroaches and other insects.Imagine going into a bathroom and finding a Huntsman spider with its eight eyes, eight legs and stretched out as long as a banana?Well, Mrs Morey finds one such spider in her bathroom, a Huntsman! Terrified of it, she is determined to get rid of it. Her solution - to tell Mr Morey to do so. And so, the hunt for the Huntsman begins!Will Mr Morey find their 'horrid' visitor? Or will the Huntsman be too clever for him? Will the Moreys ever learn that a Huntsman means no harm, even though it might look scary.Well, as Mrs Morey imagines the worst and takes things into her own hands, everyone is in for a nasty shock, especially poor Mr Morey!This is a funny story written as a poem, elaborated with pictures of watercolours on canvas that trace the tale of Donny's Horrid Huntsman! A humorous story written as a poem about a family's encounter with a Huntsman spider, exploring themes of nature, fear, understanding and the resilience of one of nature's remarkable creatures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Rodgers-Healey, Diann (ilustrador).…