Money Bunny: Save It
N$190.00Money Bunny: Save It
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.Murder On The Safari Star
N$230.00All-aboard for the third amazing journey in the bestselling Adventures on Trains series, Murder on the Safari Star, from M. G. Leonard and Sam Sedgman, illustrated throughout by Elisa Paganelli.Harrison Beck and his Uncle Nat are on the journey of a lifetime aboard the Safari Star – a luxurious steam train that will take them from Pretoria…
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.My Family A Journey Through Time
N$100.00PLEASE NOTE: WHEN STOCK IS UNAVAILABLE ORDER MAY TAKE 12 WEEKS A quirky book with illustrations made of Fimo-clay by Ann de Bode. We journey through time from the Neanderthals up to now, and see the way people live, keep themselves warm, what pets they keep and much more!
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.My First Book: East African Birds
N$190.00My First Book Of East African Birds introduces children to the birds most commonly seen in gardens and wildlife areas in East Africa. The 58 birds are featured in full-colour illustrations, with visual clues to each bird’s size, the food it eats, its nest and the footprint it leaves behind. This lively approach will appeal to…
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.My First Book: SA Creepy Crawlies
N$190.00My first book of Southern African creepy-crawlies is the newest title in this children’s series, and a companion to its sister edition on Southern African Insects. The title covers 58 spiders, snails, millipedes and other creatures (excluding insects) that are likely to be seen around the home and garden. An illustrated introduction gives context to the subject,…
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.My First Book: SA Frogs
N$190.00Frogs are appealing and colourful creatures and live just about anywhere, even in deserts. My first book of Southern African Frogs introduces 55 different types of frog and their calls – made instantly accessible in this new edition by scanning a QR code.A short introduction outlines the main features of frogs and includes an illustration detailing their…
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.My First Book: SA Insects
N$190.00Children are fascinated by ‘bugs’ of all kinds, and insects are a familiar part of their everyday environment. Dragonflies and ants, beetles and stick insects, butterflies and bees are just some of the many insects that are found in the home and garden, providing youngsters with a handy introduction to the natural world. This…
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