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learning games for kids in 1st grade

Education and Games

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Learning materials for children Develop English for children in English. This kit will learn about...

Handbook of Applied Dog Behaviour and Training: v.1: Principles of Behavioural Adaption and Learning

Steve Lindsay

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Designed for veterinarians, animal scientists, dog owners, trainers, consultants and counsellors,...

Lobster is the Best Medicine: A Collection of Comics About Friendship

Liz Climo

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Fans have fallen in love with Liz Climo's charmingly quirky animal kingdom, which was first featured...

Smelly Farts and Other Body Horrors

Anna Claybourne and John C. Miles

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Smelly Feet investigates disgusting phenomena in the human body, from sweat and snot to foot fungus,...

The Heart of a Dog

Mikhail Afanasevich Bulgakov, Andrey Kurkov and Michael Glenny

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WITH A NEW INTRODUCTION BY ANDREY KURKOV. A rich, successful Moscow professor befriends a stray dog...

Guy Maddin recommended Forbidden Games (Jeux interdits) (1952) in Movies (curated)

Forbidden Games (Jeux interdits) (1952)

1952 | International, Classics, Drama

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"For me, the most devastating childhood remembrance film—if that’s what it is. The story is too remarkable and strange to be fiction. Six-year-old Brigitte Fossey—trying to make sense of her just-witnessed parents’ deaths by urgently assembling a beautiful little animal graveyard—might just nudge out Dean Stockwell as my all-time favorite child star, and she makes me cry a lot more! Comedy mixed in with such sadness, sadness, sadness!!! This is early childhood distilled and put in a very dangerous bottle!"

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David Zellner recommended Kes (1969) in Movies (curated)

Kes (1969)

1969 | Drama

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"I’m a sucker for films of the “boy/girl and his/her dog (lion/bear/whatever)” variety. I love gritty British kitchen-sink dramas of the sixties. I love a good angry-kid coming-of-age film. Kes has it all, minus the sentimentality and anthropomorphism of so many animal films. My heart aches for the kid and his bird—I just want their companionship, his only form of stability, to last forever. Fantastic, bittersweet score by John Cameron. My favorite Ken Loach film. "

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