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Happy Valentine's Day, Mouse!
Join Mouse from If You Give a Mouse a Cookie as he celebrates Valentine’s Day with all the friends he loves.
Pete the Cat: Valentine's Day Is Cool
New York Times bestselling author and artist James Dean takes us on an awesome trip with Pete the Cat as he discovers just how special Valentine's Day can be! At first, Pete thinks Valentine's Day isn't cool...until he realizes all the special cats there are in his life. Once Pete the Cat realizes how much fun Valentine’s Day can be, he decides to make valentine cards for his family and friends. But what happens when he realizes he's forgotten to make a card for a very important cat?
Hailey Haddie's Minute Mysteries Crazy Cupid Love: 15 Valentine's Day Short Stories for Kids
Can you solve the mysteries? Join Hailey Haddie, the sharpest vampire detective on the block, as she embarks on a series of puzzling adventures that will keep you guessing—and giggling—right until the very end. Someone tricked all of Peter's party guests into drinking love potion...how did they do it? Only YOU can figure it out. The short mystery stories are filled with funny riddles, tricky puzzles, lovable characters, and a dash of Valentine's Day magic that will captivate children, parents, and teachers alike. What’s Inside the Book: ✓ 15 Short Interactive Mysteries: Young readers can solve the mysteries alongside Hailey with clues hidden in every story, designed to challenge and ...
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No Lemons in Moscow
Will Kate risk everything for love and a good cause? It’s Moscow, 1990. Gorbachev is initiating dramatic change in Russia. On a literary tour, London-based Kate Chisholm meets the young and passionate investigative journalist Valentin Kotov. Over the next thirteen years, her love for him and her belief in his cause will put her own life and that of her surviving son Tom at risk and threaten to derail her ambitions to create a charity in memory of her dead son. Set against the political and cultural turmoil of the break-up of the Soviet Union, this is a story of love and betrayal, of one man’s determination to expose corruption and the impact of his actions on Kate and all those around him.
The Sky is Always There
In April 1997-98 Camilla Carr and Jon James set off as volunteers in a £500 Lada stacked high with toys, games, footballs, paints and a parachute. Their destination was Chechnya and their aim was to work with children who had been traumatised by war. After working for two months setting up and teaching in a rehabilitation centre and watching the children begin to smile and play again, they were kidnapped by Chechen guerrillas. There followed fourteen months of incarceration in homes that varied from a concrete box with no natural light or fresh air, to a pink trompe la oeil bedroom via a sauna and various cellars. They experienced everything from rape and mental torture to moments of compassion and kindness. They survived by using tools such as tai chi, yoga, meditation and humour; and through creating a dialogue with their captors, looking beneath their masks of fear and anger to reach the small flame of love and laughter unquenched by the demonising nature of war.
