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Books : Children's Books : Authors & Illustrators, A-Z : ( G ) : Gay, Marie-Louise
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Stella is the queen of the snow. She knows everything there is to know about the snow and the things you can do outside in the snow. She introduces snow to her brother, who ventures outside as a toddler for his first snow.
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Estela y su hermanito van a pasar un día al mar. Estela ya fue una vez y conoce todos los secretos del mar, pero es la primera vez que Sam va y tiene muchas preguntas. Estela sabe todas las respuestas, lo único que no sabe es si Sam finalmente decidirá meterse al agua...
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Shortlisted for Governor General's Award for Children's LiteratureNow an animated holiday special on Teletoon!
Santa didn't make many mistakes. But he made a big one when he asked what Anton Stingley wanted for Christmas. . .
. . . Anton's list was sixteen pages long.On Christmas morning, there was one thing under the Stingley's tree. It was an orange.
Anton was not pleased. He and his lawyer decided to sue Santa Claus. Everyone came. It was the trial of the century. But Santa Claus, alias Saint Nick, Kris Kringle, Father Christmas, Pere Noel - has a surprise up the sleeve of his old blue suit.
Anton was stunned. What had he done?
With the sparkle and snap of a holiday cracker, Don Gilmor and Marie-Louise Gay deliver The Christmas Orange, a witty, fun filled treat for all.
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Indoors on a boring, rainy day, Victor and Joey create an imaginary adventure in the basement.
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One night, Rosie and Toby, accompanied by a plump white cat and a mouse in pajamas, discover a way to steal the moon out of the sky.
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Maddie is thrilled that her parents have connected their computer to the Internet. Now she can surf the net for new friends. Her time is very restricted by her parents and by having to share with her brothers. She finds a way around that by going down late at night.
But Maddie's family are worried because they know she is planning to meet a boy from among her cyber pals. Only Granny will understand and help her deal with finding a balance between exploring the world and staying safe.
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Maddie has had enough. Enough of her parents telling her what to do. Enough of her grouchy brother Alexander and her goofy brother Julian. Enough of her adorable sister Angelbaby Sugarkins, even.
So Maddie decides to run away from home. She works out an elaborate plan: she packs a bag for her journey, she sabotages her schoolbus. But soon, walking down a strange street with nothing to eat, she panics. She runs to a busy shopping mall, but doesn't see anyone she knows. She gets terribly lost in a deep, dark forest. Just when she thinks all hope is lost, however, Maddie discovers a surprise that changes everything.
That's Enough, Maddie! is a story about the difficulties of everyday family life, and the dangers of acting impulsively.
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Grownups sometimes tell you that dreams are not real. This little girl knows differently. In her world, dreams are much more real than bathtubs, houses, purple shoes, worms ... even the first day of school. Sometimes the dreams are fun; sometimes the dreams are scary. But, more importantly, the dreams tell her about the feelings she has inside. And if she can just get through it, that first day she's worried about might not be so bad. After all, dreams are even more real than school. And she's not just dreaming, you know.
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At home, Maddie feels no one understands her. At school, things aren't much better. Her little genius brother Julian joins the drama class she's in and steals the show.
Not even Gran can be a refuge for Maddie because Gran has come to look after all the kids while their mother takes a break. The only thing to do is try to be good - to be responsible, kind and patient. And that's not easy!
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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Stella and her little brother, Sam, embark on an adventurous day in the forest, where they explore the outdoor world together and discover the joys of nature.
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It's time for the big math test at school, and Maddie's worried. When her friends show her how she can cheat, she decides she will. She knows it's wrong, and gets caught.
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Maddie dreams she is having breakfast by the pool, a tropical breeze ruffling the palm trees as her limo warms up in the garage--until her baby sister's screams wake her up, and she goes downstairs to find her brothers fighting over dry toast.
Maddie wants to make her dreams real, and she's missing only one thing: money. When her friend Nicholas suggests a get-rich-quick scheme involving the lottery tickets at his parents' store, Maddie thinks they have a license to print money. But the more tickets they get, the farther behind they fall until they find themselves in real trouble.
Maddie's Millionaire Dreams is the story of a group of kids who learn the value of money--the hard way.
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When Maddie finds out that her little brother Julian is being terrorised by a group of bullies in school, she decides that her gang should confront the problem, head on. Her father has been telling her that she has to look out for her younger brothers. Julian, however, has been staying home from school, sick with fear, but when he finds out that Maddie is going to fight the bullies, he tells all. Now it's up to Maddie to come up with a new solution to make sure that not only will there be no more violence, but also no more fear and silence.
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