Kiara Valdez - Böcker

Marvel fan-favourite Groot stars in this original storybookthat explores what it means to be part of a family. With a kid-friendlyart style and simple, early-years text, Groot learns thetrue meaning of acceptance! Groot's family – fellow Guardians of the Galaxy, Rocket,Star-Lord, Gamora, Mantis, and Drax – are silly, strange,sensitive, and sometimes a little spooky.They don't look anything like him, but they have been by his sidefor as long as he can remember.In this sweet storybook designed for young readers, Groot comesto realise that family doesn't necessarily mean the people wholook the most like you ... it's the people who show up, no matterwhat. A beautifully illustrated storybookFollows Marvel's fan favourite GrootPerfect for little Marvel fans

The Tiny Folk Spring Festival is a time of family, fun... and chaos? Flor is on the verge of a meltdown as she works on her entry for the festival’s Garden Fashion Show. The gown must be perfect if she wants to finally win! But when Flor’s carefully laid-out design is upended, she might not even have anything to wear for her walk down the runway. With help from her cousin Ash, can Flor learn to keep calm and find fresh inspiration? Young readers will have big fun diving into this super-cute Tales of the Tiny Folk graphic novel, featuring manga-inspired art and itsy-bitsy creatures who use creativity to thrive in a world that’s not quite their size.

Lulu and Clo have had a (mostly) healthy rivalry since they were teeny tiny. Now they’re going head-to-head in an event with extra-high stakes: the final race of the Tiny Folk Sports Day games. Along the course they’re so focused on one-upping each other that they get distracted and Clo gets hurt when he takes a tumble! Can Lulu set aside the competition to help his rival and figure out a way for them both to cross the finish line? Young readers will have big fun diving into this super-cute Tales of the Tiny Folk graphic novel, featuring manga-inspired art and itsy-bitsy creatures who use creativity to thrive in a world that’s not quite their size.