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Emma Finlayson-Palmer

    Adapting International Criminal Justice in Southeast Asia
    Readerful Independent Library: Oxford Reading Level 11: Mega Merle and the Mega Mystery
    Dance Magic
    Spooky Sleepover
    • Spooky Sleepover

      • 122 páginas
      • 5 horas de lectura

      Set on Autumn's first day at Sparkledale Dance Academy, the story follows her excitement as she joins a team that combines her passions for dance and gymnastics. Amidst magical mishaps during a team bonding sleepover, Autumn and her friends must collaborate to uncover the mystery behind the strange occurrences at the academy, blending friendship and adventure in a whimsical setting.

      Spooky Sleepover
    • Dance Magic

      • 122 páginas
      • 5 horas de lectura

      Facing her fears, Autumn Moonbeam aspires to join the competitive dance team at Sparkledale Dance Academy. Despite her love for gymnastics and dance, she battles nerves and the challenge of competing against her unfriendly neighbor, Severina Bloodworth. With the support of her best friend Batty, Autumn embarks on a journey of self-discovery, overcoming shyness and magical mishaps. This enchanting tale highlights themes of friendship, confidence, and the pursuit of dreams, all wrapped in a whimsical, fun-filled narrative.

      Dance Magic
    • In Mega Merle's second adventure snacks are going missing! Can Merle cope with being pelted with peelings and make it through a vegetable obstacle course to find out who did it?Readerful is designed to motivate children to read more. This Independent Library book is for pupils in Y2/P3 at Oxford Reading Level 11 to read without support.

      Readerful Independent Library: Oxford Reading Level 11: Mega Merle and the Mega Mystery
    • States in Southeast Asia exhibit a range of adapted approaches toward prosecuting international crimes. This book examines engagement with international criminal justice in Cambodia, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Myanmar and demonstrates how norms can be adapted in multiple spatial and temporal directions beyond the International Criminal Court.

      Adapting International Criminal Justice in Southeast Asia