• Eat That Frog!

    “Eat That Frog!” by Brian Tracy focuses on time management, which is closely interlinked with goal setting. The title covers the book’s essence – identify your most important job and start eating the ‘frog’. Brian Tracy guides you through 21 ways to save time and stop procrastinating. The most valuable of which are: firstly, write on paper your goals (presumably,…

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  • Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi

    Sir Cumference suffers a stomach ache and asks his son Radius to find medicine from the doctor, who is, unfortunately, missing, leading to the transformation of the gentleman into a dragon. Radius faces a challenge to solve the mystery poem from the container in the doctor’s workshop, revealing the correct dose for converting a dragon back to a human. As…

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  • The Bear, the Piano, the Dog and the Fiddle

    A fiddler, Hector, and his dog friend Hugo experience “good times, bad times and even some crazy times” before and after switching roles. Hector is at the end of his career with an unfulfilled dream of performing on stage. As many enjoy the famous bear shows, he abandons the violin to participate in practical and quiet activities at home. The…

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  • The Curiosity Club: Alice Alone

    Year 5 is different for Alice Chang. She starts at a new private school, St. Mildred’s, and her world turns upside down. Alice’s best friend Gigi moves there, too, but the relationship is distant. Gigi was introduced to more teenage ‘staff’ during her holidays in France, and she thinks Alice is weird. In return, she tries to act cool and…

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  • The Boy and the Moonimal

    A Boy and Moonimal (a three-eared soft toy rabbit), who are inseparable, experience feelings of loss and rescue. The Boy loves Moonimal from the moment he sees him in a charity shop, and they have some idyllic moments together until a tragic day in the forest when the child breaks his glasses and cannot find Moonimal. Interestingly, the story follows…

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  • No Longer Alone

    Joseph Coelho offers another emotional story – “No Longer Alone”, which unfolds around the feelings of a coloured girl. The little girl’s behaviour differs from the children’s, so her nan, auntie and the teacher comment about her shyness and unwillingness to collaborate in a group. In an inner dialogue, the child believes she is confident and a talker, but times…

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