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14,000 Things to be Happy About
The book 14,000 Things to be Happy About is written by Barbara Ann Kipfer that lists lots of things that people generally get happy about.
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Keep the exact place in a book with a pointing finger bookmark
By highlighting the precise spot on the page, it saves you precious time when trying to find the last line that you read.
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First News: The newspaper for younger readers
To most children, reading a newspaper might be quite a boring task.
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Award-winning Kate Petty popup books for older children
With topics ranging from science to punctuation, Kate Petty popup books are a total delight.
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Flipboard is a digital magazine that you create
When the iPad launched in 2010, Flipboard was one of the first apps to display this innovative way of consuming content.
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Write outside the lines with Wreck This Journal
Unlike other books, Wreck This Journal lets you write, draw and doodle on every page.
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Get your creative juices flowing with an inspirational sketchbook
Fill in the Blank is an inspirational sketchbook that has removed sections of an image allowing you to recreate a masterpiece and get creative.
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Monster Bookmarks
Ten super cute and furry monster bookmarks.
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Reward Bookmarks
Reward pupils whilst encouraging reading.
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Book World Signpost
Our Book World Signpost is great for displaying above a reading nook. It’s based on a signpost we created out of cardboard, where the letters were hand drawn.
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Build a virtual forest by staying focused and avoiding smartphone distractions
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Unsplash: A directory of free, high-resolution photographs
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Hemingway app recommends edits to improve your writing
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Maps.Me is an offline map solution for anywhere in the world
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Plickers: An innovative way of conducting polls and quizzes in your classroom