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Two stories--the first featuring three pugnacious walruses, the second, a stranded penguin.

When Lotta realizes that the park that she was supposed to be looking after has fallen into disrepair, she decides to act. This is the original story of how Lotta Otter uses her intellect and peculiar superpowers, to help save a rundown park in the town where she lives. It's a bumpy ride. She doesn't get it right the first time, but she keeps going. Comical and somewhat strange, the story takes the reader on a journey that transforms and twists in unexpected ways. An absurd, slightly surreal, rhyming storybook for children. This book teaches children about kindness and perseverance. Children will learn that they should never give up. If one method doesn't work, then try something new. Keep trying, until you succeed. One person can do great things if they try. This book is written in rhyming verse. Children can understand the sounds and rhythm of English and how to use their own abilities to create something truly special and unique. A Slide, some Swings, and Otter Things was written to help Coggeshall's Big Park Project raise money to renovate the playground in the East Street Recreation Ground in the picturesque English town of Coggeshall.

The worst person is having a terrible time on his vacation but he becomes even more miserable after he meets Miriam and her son.

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In 1879 the Garden Palace brought the International Exhibition to a little known city called Sydney in a very big country called Australia. This colonial masterpiece of achitecture was destined to live hard but die young and was burnt to the ground after a massive blaze only three years later in 1882. To commemorate the buildings 100th Anniversary, it was re-built in 1979 to house the Palace Theatre, the largest in Sydney, capable of housing 3,000 patrons for classical and musical performances. Whilst the new Garden Palace lasted decades longer than its predecessor, there was always danger lurking beneath its foundations. The legend of the Garden Palace Devil had been synonymous with the building ever since the early days of construction when mysterious happenings took place. No one had ever seen this mythical creature, however whenever anything went missing or a piece of scenery toppled over, it was always blamed on the Garden Palace Devil. But this legend was born from very real and tragic events that occured long before the walls began to rise on this new building. There was indeed something lurking in the building that had been there long before any one else could recall - that is except Terrence Knight. His recent return to the Garden Palace caused a very strong eruption within the walls of the building and the strange events began to escalate. At the same time, a new wave of employees had entered the building to be the new Ambassadors of the Garden Palace to be the face of the building and conduct tours for the many visitors. Whilst discovering the history of the building, a few of them discover the unrest that's brewing under the surface. When they learn about the legend of the Garden Palace Devil, they decide to risk their jobs and their lives to find out who the devil really is.Terrence Knight has an ally to help keep them out of his way so that he can find the 'devil' himself and put an end to the legend once and for all. But who is the real devil? This easy-to-read novel is the first volume in the Garden Palace series based on the now destroyed colonial building. Whilst a new building was never built on the site, this series brings it to life in this modern city. With 15 original drawings by Sydney artist Nana Sakata it is a visual feast of imagery to accompany this suspenseful adventure.

Grandpa and Wainey tell Mary Ann and Louie different versions of the same story.

Worried that they won't make friends in their new neighborhood, Mary Ann and Louie listen to Grandpa reminisce about the new friends he and his brother made when he moved to another neighborhood.

Two puppy brothers, fighting on the way to the beach with their father, must learn to get along with each other to keep their trip from ending early.

When Maryann and Louie complain about the cold and snow, Grandpa tells them about the really cold winter of 1908.

Doubting that her birthday will amount to much, Barbara listens to her friend's description of her gala celebration, featuring a parade and fireworks. Includes paper pop-ups and tabs to lift and pull.

Teddy and Annie's children have been given new toys for Christmas so they've thrown their old teddy bear and rag doll in the dustbin. Follow the old toys' adventures as they set off around the city in search of children who will love and care for them

Herb, the rabbit, organizes a hurricane alarm system for the animals which seems a terrific idea until something unexpected happens.

Readers are requested not to laugh or do anything to influence the behavior of various animal characters in this book.