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Dragons in the City
Dragons in the City is a colourful children’s story centred on Chinese New Year celebrations. It follows young characters experiencing traditions such as the dragon parade, wishing tree, lanterns, lucky red envelopes, food, and fireworks, introducing cultural elements in a fun and engaging way for early readers.
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- 398.2 TWI d
Rameena's Ramadan
Rameena’s Ramadan is a children’s story that follows Rameena as she experiences the month of Ramadan, learning about its traditions, daily practices like fasting and prayer, and the celebration of Eid al-Fitr. The narrative introduces young readers to Islamic cultural and religious observances in an engaging, accessible way.
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- 297.4 TWI r
The Runaway Iceberg
The Runaway Iceberg follows two young emperor penguins named Gaspar and Rossi who find themselves adrift on a piece of ice that has broken away in the Antarctic. As they travel across the icy seas, they meet a variety of Antarctic animals who help them on their journey back home, introducing young readers to polar habitats, survival needs, and teamwork.
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- 598.2 TWI t
Dipal's Diwali
Dipal’s Diwali is a children’s story that follows Dipal as she celebrates Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights. The book introduces young readers to Diwali traditions such as lighting diyas (lamps), enjoying festive foods, sharing sweets with family, making rangoli patterns, and understanding the significance of light over darkness. The narrative is presented in engaging text with colourful…
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- 294.594 TWI d
What Do Stars Do in the Day?
What Do Stars Do in the Day? is a gentle, imaginative rhyming story that explores what stars might be up to when we can’t see them in daylight. The narrative follows a curious child’s thoughts about stars “busy doing starry things”—from dancing and playing to everyday activities—before they shine in the night sky. Its soft illustrations with glowing stars and simple rhymes make it a…
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A Ramadan Story
A Ramadan Story follows a young child and their family as they experience the holy month of Ramadan. Through simple, engaging text and colourful illustrations, the book introduces young readers to practices such as fasting, prayer, family gatherings, and the anticipation of Eid al-Fitr. It’s designed to help children understand the meaning of Ramadan in an age-appropriate way as part of cultu…
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