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HarperCollins Children’s Books

A Trivia Quiz to Tease Your Grey Cells!

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We truly live in a strange and fascinating world. Shamika Chaves’s Ten Second Book of Laughs and Surprises is a delightful book that explores some of these strange but interesting facts that will have you laughing and surprised with each new discovery! Take a quiz based on the book below.

A Visual Excerpt from ‘I Am So Much More Than The Colour of My Skin’

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A book that encourages children to delight in their brown skin and define their future by their dreams, not by the colour of their skin. Beautifully illustrated with easily relatable shades and details to discover in each reading, this book will captivate all young readers. Read a visually stunning excerpt

Zany and Full of Zeal: A Visual Excerpt from “Who’s Afraid of Z? Not Me!”

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Z is miffed. Things are being said about him. That he is not so important. That he will not be missed. But Z is not so easily dismissed. He’s pesky, feisty and determined to show that he may be last, but he is certainly not the least. Our quirky Z-hero

Delve Into The Fantasy World, Read An Excerpt from Into The Sideways World

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Ross Welford’s new novel Into the Sideways World is moving, funny, thrilling, and adventure-filled with readers of 10 and up. The story begins when twelve-year-olds Willa and Manny hear of a mysterious animal prowling their town, they are determined to prove it is real. Following the creature into a cave one

Celebrating Your Skin Colour with ‘ I Am So Much More…’

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A book that encourages children to delight in their brown skin and define their future by their dreams, not by the colour of their skin. Talking about the book Japleen Pasricha, Founder-CEO & Editor-in-Chief, Feminism in India says, ‘It is a lovely breezy read. A book that makes us look beyond