330 November 2022 - Gryffe Advertizer

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Ross Collins ISBN 9781839944994
Nosy Crow Ltd
A delightfully funny story from the author of
There’s a Bear on my Chair. Mouse and Bear
are going to decorate their Christmas tree,
each take their turn but they just cannot agree
on how to decorate the tree which leads to lots of funny misadventures for
the pair who think that their own way is best. Will they ever agree on the
best way to decorate the tree? Perfect for ages 2 +
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Alex T. Smith ISBN 9781529041613
Pan Macmillan
The Grumpus HATES Christmas. But he
LOVES Brussels sprouts. When his local
greengrocer sells out of Brussels sprouts
(because what’s Christmas dinner without
Brussels sprouts?) the Grumpus decides that
Christmas. Must. Be. CANCELLED. So he formulates a plan. A Dastardly,
Dreadful Plan. A Dastardly, Dreadful Plan...TO CANCEL CHRISTMAS! So
he sets off to the North pole with his trusty friend ‘The Stick’ by his side.
However things don’t turn out quite the way that he planned, and The
Grumpus finds that instead of cancelling Christmas, he just might be the
one person who can save Christmas... A heartwarming tale about the true
meaning of Christmas for all the family to enjoy.
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Richard Ayoade Illustrated by Tom Freeman
ISBN 9781529500301
Walker Books Ltd
Did you know that the most annoying
thing for a book is to have their pages
folded? Written from the point of view of an
unwanted book, this book invites children
to be a part of it’s incredibly funny and
unusual story. What happens to a book that gets left on the shelf or the
floor, and how can a book that no on wants to read become the book
that YOU want to read? The book is fantastically illustrated throughout
which compliments the story brilliantly. A fantastic book for 9+ readers
who enjoy funny stories.
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Tim Lihoreau and Philip Noyce Illustrated
by Olga Baumert ISBN 9780241562499
DK Children
Discover the orchestra in this beautifully
illustrated book that journeys through the
different instruments and sounds of the orchestra. The interactive elements
allow the reader to listen to the various orchestral instruments and music
from Tchaikovsky and Strauss along with other famous composers, who
you can learn more about at the end of the book. This is a delightful book
that would make the perfect gift for children age 5+ who wish to learn
more about the orchestra or who have a love of music.
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A new concept in family entertainment launching in Glasgow city
centre looks set to transform kids and adults’ leisure time, as well
as the face of UK city centres.
The UK’s first Level X, inside a vast 30,000sq ft former retail space in the city’s
St Enoch Centre, features a range of futuristic, immersive attractions that
have been sourced from around the globe.
Level X features Disney style ‘load and play’ RFID wristband technology that
will allow customers unlimited access on entry to all the gaming features
within Level X as well as the ability to tap and pay for food and drinks.
Glasgow’s Level X, which sits in the space vacated by Hamleys Toys in St
Enoch Centre features a range of family friendly gaming and attraction ‘zones’, including:
Alt Verse: A virtual reality zone that allows customers to experience
a wide range of games and roaming multi-player games through VR
headsets, as well as a number of single player VR pods.
Level up: An eclectic collection of the newest and most nostalgic arcade
sensations from around the globe, including giant Hungry Hippos.
Big Putts: An indoor mini golf course with technology in the ball that
keeps score for you, displayed on screens around the course.
Gutterball: tenpin bowling, but not in an environment you’d know,
where graffiti art, bespoke bowling balls and custom Gutterball ‘socks’
are the norm.
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