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Tragic Without Magic – Ruby McCracken
As already observed previously in these pages, it seems a challenge for a
children’s author to conceive of a children’s book that isn’t fantastic,
and Elizabeth Ezra’s Ruby McCracken: Tragic Without Magic falls neatly
into the groove.
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Ally Bally Bee – Lift the Flap Book
Ally Bally Bee must be a favourite Scottish song world-wide with children and parents.
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Autumn At Whitewalls – Christine Richard
If you loved Christine Richard’s debut novel entitled simply Whitewalls, you’ll enjoy more of the same. Autumn at Whitewalls has been seven years in the making but that’s not how long has passed since the first novel.
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The Witch’s Guide to Magical Combat – Lari Don
The Witch’s Guide to Magical Combat is the third book in the Spellchasers series by Lari Don. If you haven’t read the first two you will struggle to follow this one so go off and read them first.
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Max and Zap at the Museum
An exciting treasure hunt through Scotland’s past features in another fun children’s book by Molly MacPherson.
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Scottish Opposites for Tinies
We’ve already had Colours, Things That Go, Weather, Numbers and Animals from Floris Books. Now we have Scottish Opposites.
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