What's That Smell?


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Jim Henson's popular children's television show "Bear in the Big Blue House" comes to life as readers are treated to a colorful and scent-sational tour of Bear's home.




What's that Smell?


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What's That Smell? (Super Gross)


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Did you know that some species of skunks do a handstand before they spray their stinky musk, and that their spray can hit a target up to twelve feet away? Or that leopard urine smells like buttered popcorn? This book will focus on some of the stinkie




Mitzi Tulane, Preschool Detective in What's That Smell?


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Mitzi Tulane may be only three years old, but she sure knows how to follow a trail of evidence and solve tough mysteries. From the strange happenings in the kitchen to the sudden arrival of every family member she’s ever met, Mitzi pieces together the clues and (finally) realizes that she’s . . . in the middle of her own surprise birthday party! Kids and parents will laugh along as Mitzi sorts through not-so-subtle hints and comes to her conclusions. Readers will love figuring out the surprise ahead of the private-eye protagonist! Debbie Ridpath Ohi’s bouncy illustrations bring an extra layer of fun to Lauren McLaughlin’s clever story.




That's Bad Manners, Roys Bedoys


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Woohoo Storytime! Roys Bedoys learns what bad manners are at a restaurant. This is a great book for children to learn good manners.




Yuck!


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A superbly smelly story!Puppy is trying to take a nice walk but - yuck! What is that disgusting smell? Is it mouse's mouldy cheese, or rabbit's revolting rubbish? Perhaps there is a way for Puppy to get his smelly revenge . . . Scratch the page and sniff the hilariously horrible odour to get really involved in the story!




David Smells!


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David explores his world using all of his five senses.




What's That Smell, Mommy?


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Our story, it started on one Saturday.Their mommy, excited. Audrey and David at play.Then a box arrived with the most magical smells.What were they? What could they do?The twins had no idea the adventure they were about to go on...This rhyming picture book is a delight for kids (and adults) of all ages. Join Audrey and David as their family learns that different essential oils can help them feeI different ways. They start paying attention to what they put in (and on) their bodies, and learn to make better, safer choices.This is a book about curiosity, asking questions, and feeling empowered to take charge of your own health!




Your Life is Now!


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Experienced educator and new age philosopher, Marlene George authored "Your Life is Now" in response to her clients and students requests for a book to summarize her teachings. In clean concise language, Marlene covers every aspect of living a life of joy in a stressful modern world. Using her Nine Skills for Joyous Living, readers will improve their relationship with themselves, their work and their significant others. Illustrated with stories from her personal experiences, included are easy to follow exercises and inspirational visualizations. Marlene's book will improve every aspect of the reader's life.




Walter


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Walter Kovak - insurance worker, early forties, unhappily married, no children, memorably invisible - is the sole survivor of a devastating suburban train crash. But Walter has no memory of the tragedy. One year on he starts to receive mysterious random warnings from strangers - warnings that could again save his life. And his memory of the fateful day begins to return. Ashley Sievwright lives, works and writes in Melbourne. His first novel, The Shallow End, was shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize Best First Book in 2009. Reviews of The Shallow End:'... an impressively fresh voice in Australian fiction... The Shallow End is a little gem of a novel and deserves to be widely read.' - The Canberra Times 'Both witty and easy to read... filled with moments of droll sagacity... evocative prose and cynical humour are Sievwright's strengths...' - Australian Book Review