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As the shadows grow long, it becomes clear that something sinister walks the halls of this grand old house. What unfolds is a genre-bending tale of suspense, intrigue and something so much darker.

Hudhud's journey begins with a curse from his new history teacher, forcing him to experience life as various migratory animals. As he transforms into a blue whale calf, a trusting caterpillar, a competitive caribou, and a frightened Arctic tern, he must navigate challenges across diverse landscapes, including the Arctic Ocean and the Sahara Desert. This surreal adventure not only aims to teach Hudhud about kindness and empathy but also reveals the inner lives of majestic animals and the wonders of the natural world.

The story revolves around a high-stakes sitola match between rival schools, where the outcome determines whether Nanka and his father must leave town. Facing immense pressure, Nanka must rally his unexpected teammates to overcome the odds and secure a victory. Themes of teamwork, determination, and the struggle for belonging are central as they navigate the challenges ahead.

The book features a curated monthly selection of the best children's and young adult literature, tailored by age group. Expert editors recommend a diverse mix of bestsellers, new releases, and timeless classics, all aimed at enriching a child's reading experience. This thoughtfully compiled reading list is designed to inspire and engage young readers, fostering a lifelong love for books.

Enter the secret world of your wild pets! Ever wondered why this world's called a rat race? Why does your teacher call you the chatter bird of the class? How did those dratted lice get in your hair? Let's find out the answers to these and more in this exciting one-of-a-kind backyard-jungle book. Wilderness and wildlife aren't just confined to the forests; there is a whole lot of wild in our own backyards! Some of these critters are awake with you in the day. Others wake up when you go to bed... Discover the hunters and the hunted, the diggers and the tunnellers, the raptors and the roaches, roaming around under our very noses. Say hi to them and take a look at their home, which, incidentally, is also ours.