The School of Magical Animals: Bravo, Bravissimo! (vol. 13)
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The Most (Un) Boring School in the World: The Kidnapped Teacher (vol. 3)
The best of Agents and School Novels in One!
The School of Magical Animals: Holidays at Last - Hatice & Mette-Maya (vol.6)
The Strong Dragon and Other Yoga Stories To Participate In
A yoga book for children with exercises and stories: at home or in daycare
The Most (Un) Boring School in the World: Witching Hour (vol. 6)
School chaos plus secret agents
The School of Magical Animals: Wild, wild Woods! (vol. 11)
The School of Magical Animals: Holidays at Last - Max & Muriel (vol.7)
The Most (Un) Boring School in the World: The Class Reunion (vol. 8)
The series with an anti-boredom guarantee!
The Most (Un) Boring School in the World: The Exchange (vol. 7)
School chaos plus secret agents
The Most (Un) Boring School in the World: The Secret Class Room (vol. 2)
The best of Agents and School Novels in One!
The Christmas Story with Rhymes
The School of Magical Animals: Lights Out! (vol. 3)
The School of Magical Animals: Mister Morrison's Collected Animal Knowledge
A must-have: a non-fiction book to accompany The School of Magical Animals
The Secret of Nox: Rise and Shine, School of Night! (vol. 2)
The best-plotted and most imaginative fantasy series since Harry Potter!
Tiberius Rex: A Dino Goes Camping (vol. 3)
Every child would love to have a dinosaur as a friend
The Little Mouse and the Yoga Treasure
A participatory yoga picture book
The Most (Un) Boring School in the World: A First Class Trip (vol. 9)
Carlsen’s turbulent school-adventure series embarks on its adventure number 9
Tiberius Rex: A Dino Dunks Under (vol. 2)
Dinosaurs are best Friends
The Book of (Un) Secret Wishes: Suddenly a Superhero (vol. 2)
This book makes wishes come true!
The Little "I" and the Search For Self-Identity
A Philosophical Read-Aloud Story on Self-Identity