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Nine-year-old Jac sees his father as a hero, but when Jac joins a local football team with his best friend Zac, things start to get a bit weird at home. It''s not until a group of professional footballers come into school to talk about racism that Jac realises what his father''s problem could be.

Mae Nell Dart wedi llwyddo unwaith eto. Llwyddo i fethu yn yr ysgol, mewn bywyd ac mewn cariad. Gyda dim byd ar ôl i''w golli, mae hi''n cael ei hanfon i''r Ransh Cyfle Olaf. Stori gariad ac antur, yn llawn ceffylau, pobl a gobeithion cyfle-olaf coll.

When Ana leaves everything she knows and loves behind to escape the turmoil of war, she struggles to settle into her new home with Olive and her family. Olive has some adjustment struggles of her own, but when the girls draw together Ana''s drawings show Olive what she has left behind.

Learn about the seasons with Cynan and his friends. Cynan travels through the seasons, drawing attention to special characteristics in this charming board book, which comprises familiar characters from the popular Cynan series.

One morning, Mali''s dog Gelert goes missing and the whole island are sent searching. On her search, Mali and her friend Dylan hear a noise coming from a cave and decide to follow it. As they head deeper into the cave, Mali and Dylan finally find Gelert but the tide begins to rise. Will Mali, Dylan and Gelert be able to make their way out of the...

As one of the leading influencers in theatric art, John Macfarlane is widely regarded as one of Wales''s finest theatre designers and painters. This is the first book about John Macfarlane and his works, both within and outside of the theatre world.

The Book of Being Chimp is Adrian Cale''s entertaining celebration of the chimpanzee. Written with fact-filled, often witty reverence and featuring over 100 of the author''s beautiful photographs, it is a fun and informative step-by-step guide to chimpanzee life.

Explore the wacky world of Jason Korsner and Max Low''s zoo in this hilarious, rhyming picture book. A Zoo in my Shoe presents young readers with a series of sensible sentences based on some of their favourite animals. These are then mixed up to make nonsense rhymes, sending children into fits of giggles.

An exploration of the many species of bat living in the UK looking at their physiology, as well as their threats to survival and their inclusion in myth and legend.

Bobby lived in a grey world. Full of grey people, leading grey lives. On the outside Bobby looked like a grey person too, but he was hiding something. One day, Bobby''s mum took him to the pantomine where everything was sparkly and full of colour and Bobby uncovered what the magic of confidence and self-belief can do.

Build a snowman with Rabbit in this interactive board book for ages 0-3.With Tiphanie''s illustrations interacting with Jemma''s words, the reader is guided towards actions which help bring the story to life.

A collection of three new stories featuring the lovable characters of Mouse and Mole. What Might Have Been: Mouse and Mole try to fly a kite on a blowy day. A Rainy Day: Mouse and Mole try to have fun a rainy day. Atishoo!: Mouse asks Mole for help when he wakes up one morning with a cold.

Nell Dart has been kicked out of school and onto a bus, taking her to the middle of actual nowhere (Wales). Find out what happens to when she finds herself at the ''last-chance saloon'' that is The Ranch at the End of the World.

When Ana leaves everything she knows and loves behind to escape the turmoil of war, she struggles to settle into her new home with Olive and her family. Olive has some adjustment struggles of her own, but when the girls draw together Ana''s drawings show Olive what she has left behind.

Nine-year-old Jac sees his father as a hero, but when Jac joins a local football team with his best friend Zac, things start to get a bit weird at home. It''s not until a group of professional footballers come into school to talk about racism that Jac realises what his father''s problem could be.