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These are books to empower young readers, and for some will provide validation and refuge; stories of courage, of characters thriving to find themselves and their place in the world... – Maura Farrelly


encounter others playing the game too, but the journey is difficult and dangerous, and they must be careful not to be spotted by monsters. Even when the game loses its initial appeal, the pair must find a way to carry on together. Hachette Children’s Group 9781444971781


The Bowerbird – Catherine Rayner, written by Julia Donaldson Bert the Bowerbird’s mission is to make his nest as attractive as possible and attract Nanette, the bird of his dreams, by collecting items and flowers from the environment around him. Subtle visual clues build a sense of pace and keep readers engaged. The trinkets Bert brings back create a sense of continuity and a game for readers to play. Macmillan Children’s Books 9781529092240


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The Midnight Panther – Poonam Mistry Panther is sad that he doesn’t share some of the majestic qualities of other big cats like the lion’s mane, the tiger’s stripes, or the leopard’s spots. He tries to create his own special qualities using pollen and leaves from the world around him. Eventually, he finds where he belongs in a book about finding courage, self-belief. Bonnier Books UK 9781787418929


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