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سلسلة سبورتينو النجم الرياضي سبورتينو في جولات في رياضات العالمية، وملاعبها وأبطالها.. مجموعة قصص تعليمية عن الرياضات العالمية، يتم تقديمها بشكل لطيف وسهل للأطفال نتمنى لكم رحلة استماع ممتعة

Bloomsbury presents Perla and the Princess by Isabel Allende, narrated by Daisy Guevera From #1 international bestselling author Isabel Allende and award-winning illustrator Sandy Rodriguez comes a brand new adventure about Perla the Mighty Dog, and the family who love her! Perla is a small dog...

Vann loves his tribal game but he isn’t as skilled as his teammates. With the coach’s encouragement to work together—gadugi—an important Cherokee value, and the help of his best friend Jesse, Vann overcomes his self doubt in this uplifting story of team spirit and collaboration.

Making mooncakes with Ah Ma for the Mid-Autumn Festival was the last day of Peijing's old life. Now, adapting to their new life in Australia, Peijing thinks everything will turn out okay for her family as long as they have each other - but cracks are starting to appear. Her little sister, Biju...

A poignant picture book about a young girl going back to school. A must have for every child navigating the endings and beginnings of life with a big heart! Paloma has trouble with goodbyes. But Abue Tita teaches her to say hasta pronto instead. It’s not goodbye, more like see you soon. A...

In the lush Kenyan countryside, a young Gikũyũ girl helps her grandmother with daily tasks. Here, as she tends to the cows, carries water, and plays in the fruit trees and sugarcane, she is called Wanjikũ. On the busy city streets of Nairobi, where she goes to school, she is called by her English name, Catherine. But at home with Wangarĩ, the maid who cooks and cares for her, she is again Wanjikũ.

In this lyrical intergenerational picture book, a nonbinary child sits beneath a beautiful tree in a city park with their Dada and learns about their beloved grandfather's childhood in pre-Partition India. One Sunday, beneath Dada’s favorite oak tree in their local city park, Noor listens as...

Inside you will find 12 original inspirational stories featuring young Black male heroes.

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Embark on a thrilling children's science expedition to Earth's extreme ecosystem and uncover the secrets of survival. Perfect for a curious family road trip or an educational afternoon, this playful adventure transforms your listening time into a frozen wilderness. Junior explorers will feel the...

Bloomsbury presents Super Great Kids' Stories: From storytellers around the world curated by Kim Normanton, read by Amy Douglas, Baden Prince Junior, Daniel Morden, Emily Hennessey, Emmy Bidois, Gayle Ross, Juliana Marin, Kate Corkery, Kim Normanton, Masako Carey, Pamela Marre, Peter Chand...

A much-needed poem of hope and love for children facing adversity due to bigotry, bullying, violence, or other causes. This moving audiobook from Black creators Wade Hudson and Tonya Engel empowers children ages 4-8 to face life’s challenges with courage and confidence. “What shall we tell...

Granny Mabel’s dragon has gone missing. Dragons aren’t real … are they? The third instalment in this charming series for middle-grade readers, starring a girl with Down syndrome. “Genuinely brilliant neurodivergent representation” — The Bookseller When Mizzy and her family visit...

A young boy named Jared explains and celebrates what it is like being both autistic and biracial. Using catchy rhymes to help engage young readers, the story honors the richness of Jared’s dual identity; while also exploring the unique joys and some of the challenges of being autistic. Perfect for listeners of all ages, this beautifully illustrated book is a warm, empowering reminder that every aspect of who we are is worthy of love and celebration.

Celebrate the creator of the world’s first Black Barbie in this inspiring story about Kitty Black Perkins, the visionary toy designer who helped define the course of Barbie’s history. Ever since she was little, Kitty Black Perkins loved making clothes for dolls. She’d cut the materials...

In this gorgeously illustrated fairy tale adventure, fairy Violet sets off on a quest to confront the cruel Frost King and save her kingdom. In this luminous reimagining of Louisa May Alcott's fairy tale, Virginia Hamilton tells the story of Violet—a small but mighty fairy. Violet knows her...

In this vibrant middle grade debut from a beloved award-winning author, a twelve-year-old aspiring chef must whip up a delectable—and slightly disastrous—plan to save his grandmother’s iconic neighborhood bakery when her failing memory and a shady developer threaten to shut it down. Want...

A 1942 Caldecott Honor Book A young Indian boy carves a little canoe with a figure inside and names him Paddle-to-the-Sea. Paddle's journey, in text and pictures, through the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean provides an excellent geographic and historical picture of the region...

A precocious seventh grader whose cancer has recently gone into remission assists her “medical detective” uncle while readjusting to life in middle school in this “infectiously entertaining” (Kirkus Reviews) middle grade debut novel that’s Front Desk meets Roll with It. Twelve-year-old...

A four-year old Mexican boy describes how he loves his father. They experience simple pleasures in their modern, modest home in Mexico City. The son shows his father many interesting objects he's found on the ground as they walk to the playground. As they walk along the crosswalk hand in hand, the son escapes his father's grip to run to the playground, but for such dangerous behavior they return home. Before siesta, they enjoy a snack and a Bible story. Prism Phonics' books use colorized text to indicate the vowel sounds.