Phoenix Yard BooksSpring 2015

Glenda Millard, The Tender Moments of Saffron SilkDave Lowe, Squirrel Boy vs the Bogeyman

Phoenix Yard Books is an independent children’s publisher situated in between wobbled cobbled walls and wooden beams of a converted yard and brewery near King’s Cross in London.

Winner – Best Newcomer Publisher – IPG Awards 2013

No one in Norway will forget what happened last December. They don’t need to read The Disappearing Children, the story of Finn Popps and his dad - the taxi driver who formed the More Party and became Prime Minister. But why would UK readers want to read a Scandinavian cult satire of politicians and populism, around about May 2015? Well, I couldn’t possibly insinuate…

And so, our spring 2015 list is (nearly) all about the fiction and funny. This year also sees the launch of Squirrel Boy, comedy for younger readers (7-10s) about a highly unlikely superhero, written by Dave Lowe and illustrated in comic-style panels by Phoenix Yard favourite, Cate James.

Or, if you’d rather switch off from politics, and radioactive squirrels are not to your taste, why not try our new One and Only Colouring Book series? Perfect for all ages, stages and phases of creativity.

Emma LangleyPublisher

The Disappearing Children

Author Lars Joachim Grimstad Translators Don Bartlett & Siân Mackie

Finn is the youngest son of Norway’s new Prime Minister. Until recently, Finn’s dad was a taxi driver, and after years spent listening to the electorate complaining in the back seat of his cab, Teddy Popps is idealy placed to form his More Party, who, against all predictions, are voted into power.

But everything is not well in Finn’s new, grand surroundings: his new brother, a gift from a devious dictator in a faraway land, is acting strangely; and, one-by-one, the children in Finn’s new school start to disappear...

A brilliantly witty debut novel and a powerful satire on modern politics and populism.

Over 30,000 copies sold in Norway.

Bestselling madcap Scandinavian comedy is on the campaign trail for the General Election 2015.

ISBN 978-1-907912-38-2RRP £10.99Pub. Date 01 May 2015Age group 11+Extent 312ppFormat HB 220 x 160 mmRights World, English languagePaperback to follow in Autumn 2015.

The Very First Chapter

Everyone’s good at something. Finn Popps was good

at remembering things. However, he wasn’t particularly

good at keepie-uppies, dancing, singing, skating, juggling

or turning his eyelids inside out. Not that turning your

eyelids inside out is something you have to do all that

often, but you never know. You might find yourself in

a life or death situation where being able to turn your

eyelids inside out is what saves you.

But Finn Popps could remember things. It was like

everything he had ever read or seen on TV had been

written down on little Post-it notes and stuck to a giant

memory wall inside his head – a wall he could examine

whenever he needed to.

That was why he was so irritated with himself. Who

was the big, old man sitting on his right? He knew his

face. He had seen him on the news and in the newspapers

several times. What worried Finn was that the images in

his head were of stabbings, murder, assault and other

crimes. Surely they didn’t let murderers into the palace?

He shifted a tiny bit to the left.

Finn looked around. There were a lot of other

familiar faces as well. Not just his big brother, father and

grandmother. The Crown Princess sat across the table

from him, unaware of the big white blob on her nose – a

souvenir of the dessert she had wolfed down.

Finn had never been to the palace before. But, my

goodness, that’s where he was now – in the big, yellow

banqueting hall sitting beneath some huge chandeliers

with at least a hundred other stiffly-dressed dinner guests.

He had been given a new suit for the occasion even

though there were still two weeks to Christmas, and he

had stood for a long time in front of the mirror trying to

coax his hair into submission.

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NEW

Squirrel Boy

Squirrel Boy vs the Bogeyman

Author IllustratorDave Lowe Cate James

Launching a totally nutty new series!

Walter Kettle is a completely ordinary boy, until the day he receives a visit from a certain radioactive squirrel. And then, every time Walter eats a nut, the most extraordinary transformation happens and Walter becomes… SQUIRREL BOY!

But Walter is not the only person affected by nuclear activity. On the other side of town, Jeremy Winkleman-Grubb is picking his nose. With the help of his ferocious elderly neighbour, Mrs Onions, Walter must save the town from the Bogeyman.

Illustrated in comic-style panels throughout, Squirrel Boy is a hilarious new series with huge appeal to both seasoned and reluctant readers.

ISBN 978-1-907912-72-6RRP £5.99Pub. Date 05 Feb 2015Age group 7–10Extent 160ppFormat PB 198 x 128 mmRights UK and Commonwealth, English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-73-3RRP £5.99Pub. Date 07 May 2015Age group 7–10Extent 160ppFormat PB 198 x 128 mmRights UK and Commonwealth, English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-74-0RRP £5.99Pub. Date 06 Aug 2015Age group 7–10Extent 160ppFormat PB 198 x 128 mmRights UK and Commonwealth, English language

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The One And Only Colouring Book series

The One And Only Colouring Book series

Switch off, relax and spend hours with these highly addictive colouring adventures for all ages. Ideal for rainy days, travelling and holidaying, or simply to channel your inner creativity.

This bestselling Dutch series has already sold over 300,000 copies.

The One and Only Colouring Book for Adults

ISBN 978-1-907912-77-1RRP £8.99Pub. date 07 May 2015Age group AdultsExtent 144ppFormat PB 250mm x 170mm

The One and Only Colouring Book for Travellers

ISBN 978-1-907912-78-8RRP £7.99Pub. date 07 May 2015Age group 5+Extent 64ppFormat PB 210mm x 150mm, ringbound

with paper case

The One and Only Mandala Colouring Book

ISBN 978-1-907912-80-1RRP £9.99Pub. date 07 May 2015Age group 5+Extent 72ppFormat PB 300mm x 300mm

The Second One and Only Colouring Book for Adults

ISBN 978-1-907912-79-5RRP £8.99Pub. date 07 May 2015Age group 5–105Extent 144ppFormat 250mm x 170mm

The One and Only Colouring Book for Grown-up Children

ISBN 978-1-907912-81-8RRP £7.99Pub. date 07 May 2015Age group 8+Extent 128ppFormat PB 250mm x 170mm

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Kingdom of Silk

ISBN 978-1-907912-29-0RRP £5.99Pub. date 06 Feb 2014Age group 9 – 12Extent 128ppFormat PB 198 x 130 mmRights UK English language

SBN 978-1-907912-24-5RRP £5.99Pub. date 01 Mar 2013Age group 9 – 12Extent 96ppFormat PB 198 x 130 mmRights UK English language

“A truly beautiful story of loss, hope, strength and love... unforgettable.”The Scotsman

Author IllustratorGlenda Millard Stephen Michael King

Continuing Glenda Millard’s multi-award-winning Kingdom of Silk series, finally published in the UK. These are family-based stories: beautifully written, whimsical, eloquent little novels that feel very gentle but explore some really important themes. They are quite simply exceptional.

In books 5 and 6, the focus shifts to Scarlet and Saffron, the eldest and the youngest of the Rainbow Girls. In Plum Puddings and Paper Moons, Scarlet befriends Anik, a refugee from faraway, leading her to declare peace on Cameron’s Creek… and the world. In The Tender Moments of Saffron Silk, Saffron doesn’t know how to tell her family about the firebirds that come to warn her of terrible headaches.

ISBN 978-1-907912-30-6RRP £5.99Pub. date 01 May 2014Age group 9 – 12Extent 128ppFormat PB 198 x 130 mmRights UK English language

“Millard has that rare gift of making you feel in a few pages that you’ve known these characters, and this place, always.”Daniel Hahn, Independent on Sunday

“This is a special, lyrical and lovely story. It will surely touch your heart.”Berlie Doherty

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ISBN 978-1-907912-31-3RRP £5.99Pub. date 25 Sep 2014Age group 9 – 12Extent 128ppFormat PB 198 x 130 mmRights UK English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-32-0RRP £5.99Pub. date 05 Mar 2015Age group 9 – 12Extent 128ppFormat PB 198 x 130 mmRights UK English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-25-2RRP £5.99Pub. date 01 June 2013Age group 9 – 12Extent 112ppFormat PB 198 x 130 mmRights UK English language

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The Luchair Stones

Book 1 in The Red Dragon ChroniclesAuthor Isabel Ogilvie

Devlin and Shay are the two youngest children of Lord Padraig, ruler of the kingdom of Rosemerta. They have grown up listening to tales of their ancestors and the ancient feud between the red and black dragons. Now they are about to discover more than they could ever imagine...

Drepe, the Dark Lord of the Frozen Northlands has stolen the Luchair Stones that have safeguarded Rosemerta for generations. Lord Padraig and his army rode in pursuit of the Stones but never returned. When a mysterious messenger arrives with long-awaited news, a prophecy is revealed. Devlin and Shay set out on a perilous journey into the icy wilderness in a quest to save their father’s lost army and the future of Rosemerta.

Be prepared for bravery and betrayal, courage and adventure, destiny and danger, in the first instalment of this epic new fantasy saga.

ISBN 978-1-907912-43-6RRP £5.99Pub. date 27 Nov 2014Age group 8–12Extent 240ppFormat PB 198 x 128 mmRights World

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Line of Fire: Diary of an unknown soldier

Illustrator TranslatorBarroux Sarah Ardizzone

One winter morning, Barroux was walking down a street in Paris when he made an extraordinary find: the real diary of a soldier in the First World War. Barroux rescued the diary from a rubbish heap and illustrated the soldier’s words. This exceptionally moving graphic novel is not to be missed!

“We need the voice of a witness to tell the unadulterated truth. We have it in this remarkable book.” Michael Morpurgo.

www.lineoffirebook.comFor news, events, teaching resources, translation notes and glossaries.

ISBN 978-1-907912-39-9RRP £10.99Pub. Date 01 February 2014Age group 10 - AdultExtent 96ppFormat PB 245 x 180 mmRights World English

“Line of Fire is one of the most extraordinary – and beautiful – books about the First World War” Julia Eccleshare, LoveReading

Reprinted twice in first 6

months!

T

he picturebook debut from

phenomenally talented new

author-illustrator, Linda Sarah!

Mi and Museum City

Mi and Museum City

Author-Illustrator: Linda Sarah

If you ever thought museums wereboring, you’ve never been to Museum City!

Follow Mi and Yu and a cast of fantastically weird and wonderful characters on their quest to revolutionise Museum City.

ISBN 978-1-907912-28-3RRP £7.99Pub. Date 06 February 2014Age group 5+Extent 32pp + pullout posterFormat PB 300 x 220 mmRights Worldwide

“Readers who like to pore over visual details and eccentric snippets of text will love this unusual picture book.” Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times, Children’s Book of the Week

“A delightful book, full of humour and originality, complete with a pullout poster.” Carousel Magazine

Author TranslatorMarjolaine Leray Sarah Ardizzone A stylish new picturebook from the creator of Little Red Hood. April doesn’t have an easy time of being a goldfish, not least because she is in fact a red fish. A teenager plagued with angst and boredom, April spins round and round in her tank, searching for the meaning of life and dreaming of exotic travels and encounters, while philosophising Hamlet- style on life’s big questions. But how will she ever escape from her glass prison? And where to? Outside, a black cat is waiting for her and a battle of wits ensues. Who will pull off the ultimate April fool?

ISBN 978-1-907912-40-5RRP £8.99Pub. date 01 April 2014Age group 7+ / Adult gift-humourExtent 40ppFormat HB 200 x 200 mmRights World English language

April the Red Goldfish

“Picture books in Britain can be conservative, especially when you compare them with what is produced on the continent…

Marjolaine Leray follows up her Little Red Hood with April the Red Goldfish, an expressively drawn, very red story about a gloomy goldfish, with some fine jokes.”

Lorna Bradbury, The Telegraph

“Leray’s piquant wit is everywhere… For tormented sophisticates of all ages.”

Kate Kellaway, Guardian

“It’s totally brilliant.” Amanda Craig, The Times

“An elegant and sophisticated tease of a book.” Julia Eccleshare, Guardian

Shortlisted for the UKLA Book Award 2012

ISBN 978-1-907912-00-9RRP £7.99Pub. date 07 March 2011Age group 5+Extent 40ppFormat HB 125 x 206 mmRights World English language

Author TranslatorMarjolaine Leray Sarah Ardizzone

She started life as a little red scribble and then, there she was: a Little Red Hood, barely recognisable as the legend from the fairy tale. The wolf is still big and bad, but he also happens to be really, really dumb. Our Little Red Hood questions the wolf’s personal hygiene before tricking her predator into his demise: this is one cool little red scrawl with her head screwed on.

Falling somewhere between high art and graffiti, the very edgy style of illustration is complemented by minimal, snappy and hugely entertaining text from an award-winning translator.

“If there’s anyone out there who is worried about the future of children’s publishing, here’s a book to cheer them. It’s all frighteningly good: author, translator, publishing house - all young, fresh, independent, and talented.” Professor Peter Hunt,

Books for Keeps

Little Red Hood Happiness is a Watermelon on your Head

Author IllustratorDaniel Hahn Stella Dreis

“It brushed past the tip of a rocking-horse hatAs it whizzed through the air and came down with a... SPLAT!”

One ridiculously joyful lady, cauliflower hats, fish bonnets, other assorted crazy headgear, a few very large animals, a pet boar called Melvin and a whole lot of watermelons. Three miserable women discover that the key to happiness is very pink and very messy. It’s completely mad!

An extraordinary illustrator’s UK debut paired with quirky rhyming text from award-winning translator/writer Daniel Hahn.

ISBN 978-1-907912-05-4RRP £6.99Pub. date 01 February 2012Age group 4+Extent 40ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights World English language

“Full of creative imagination, this is an inspiring story to be loved by all.” Booktrust

“This is a book of craziness thatchildren will love...Why the watermelons?Who cares?”

The School Librarian

As seen on CBeebies!

ISBN 978-1-907912-20-7RRP £4.99Pub. Date 12 September 2013Age group 5 - 8Extent 48ppFormat PB 198 x 129 mmRights UK and Commonwealth,

English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-21-4RRP £4.99Pub. Date 03 October 2013Age group 5 – 8Extent 48ppFormat PB 198 x 129 mmRights UK and Commonwealth,

English language

Arthur and the Witch Arthur and the Ice Rink & more from this series

Author Illustrator Johanne Mercier Clare Elsom

Translator Daniel Hahn

Meet Arthur

Arthur is a seven-year-old boy who is brilliant at being a seven-year-old-boy. When Arthur visits his grandparents’ house by the lake, he becomes entangled in a new adventure, which he must resolve with the help of his pet duck and useless dog – and hopefully without too much help from eccentric Cousin Eugene.

These are illustrated early readers, full of witty, understated humour; narrated by Arthur who has the rational world view that comes exclusively from being seven-years-old.

“Just an old-fashioned tale about a boy,told with great humour and charm.”Inis Magazine

ISBN 978-1-907912-16-0RRP £4.99Pub. date 01 February 2013Age group 5 –8Extent 48ppFormat PB 198 x 129 mmRights UK & Commonwealth English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-18-4RRP £4.99Pub. Date 01 May 2013Age group 5 - 8Extent 48ppFormat PB 198 x 129 mmRights UK and Commonwealth,

English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-19-1RRP £4.99Pub. Date 01 May 2013Age group 5 - 8Extent 48ppFormat PB 198 x 129 mmRights UK and Commonwealth,

English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-17-7RRP £4.99Pub. date 01 February 2013Age group 5–8Extent 48ppFormat PB 198 x 129 mmRights UK and Commonwealth

English language

Author IllustratorPenelope Harper Cate James

Lollipop and Grandpa are intrepid explorers, always on the lookout for the next adventure. Underpinning the series is the relationship between an intelligent, inquisitive little girl and her mischievous grandparent.

“Grandpa loves the wild” and he takes Lollipop on safari in the garden with binoculars and a picnic. There, his imagination conjures fearsome dangers, including a hippo-potta- and a slippery Snake-Pipe. Lollipop seems unperturbed, until a roar from a clothes-lion has the two of them hurtling home. Witty and characterful, with stylish, expressive illustrations by Cate James, this is a delightful story about courage, make-believe and the joys of the outdoors.”Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times, Children’s Book of the Week.

Lollipop and Grandpa and the Christmas Baby

ISBN 978-1-907912-27-6RRP £6.99Pub. Date 03 October 2013Age group 3 - 6Extent 32ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights: Worldwide

ISBN 978-1-907912-09-2RRP £6.99Pub. date 15 March 2012Age group 3–6Extent 32ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights Worldwide

“...an adorable series about a girl’s adventures with her doughty grandfather.”Amanda Craig, The Times

Lollipop and Grandpa and the Wobbly Tooth

ISBN 978-1-907912-14-6RRP £6.99Pub. date 13 September 2012Age group 3–6Extent 32ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights Worldwide

Lollipop and Grandpa Go Swimming

ISBN 978-1-907912-13-9RRP £6.99Pub. date 15 June 2012Age group 3–6Extent 32ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights Worldwide

“Absolutely ideal for grandparents to read with young children.” Martin Chilton,

The Telegraph, Easter round-up

Lollipop and Grandpa’s Dinosaur Hunt

ISBN 978-1-907912-26-9RRP £6.99Pub. date 15 April 2013Age group 3–6Extent 32ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights Worldwide

Lollipop and Grandpa’s Back Garden Safari & more from this series

AuthorMichaël Leblond Illustrator Frédérique Bertrand

The fastest-selling picture book in France has just arrived in the UK. This is an animated picture book like you’ve never seen before!

New York never sleeps. At least not when you’re wearing striped pyjamas; for these are no ordinary pyjamas, or stripes. Locate the piece of acetate in the pocket on the inside front cover, move the acetate slowly over the pages and watch the city come alive as if by magic.

Join our hero as he leaves his bedroom on a whirlwind tour of New York. Mingle with the crowds, dodge the traffic, visit Central Park, be dazzled by the lights on Broadway and take in the dizzying heights of the Big Apple’s skyline. Welcome to the world of Pyjamarama animation!

New York in Pyjamarama

ISBN 978-1-907912-12-2RRP £9.99Pub. date 11 October 2012Age group 5+Extent 24ppFormat PB 320 x 240 mmRights World English language

“A notable curiosity.” Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times

Pyjamarama animation

Warning: contains flashing images.

Fastest selling children’s book

in France!

AuthorSandrine Dumas Roy Illustrator Emmanuelle Houssais Translator Sarah Ardizzone

Things are hotting up...The animals know something is wrong with the planet. But what? Farting cows, of course! Can the animals ever agree on a sustainable solution?And will they find it in time?

Hot Air is an unusual, sideways look at global warming and environmental politics. Or it could just be a load of hot air...?

Accompanying teaching resources available. Please visit our website or contact your local Bounce sales rep for details.

Hot Air I Have the Right to be a Child

ISBN 978-1-907912-22-1RRP £7.99Pub. date 01 April 2013Age group 6+Extent 32ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights World English language

ISBN 978-1-907912-11-5RRP £7.99Pub. date 10 September 2012Age group 6+Extent 40ppFormat PB 260 x 260 mmRights UK and

Commonwealth English language

“An important edition to every child’s book case.”

Guardian

Author Alain Serres

Illustrator Aurélia Fronty

Translator Sarah Ardizzone

What are rights? Why do we have rights? What do rights mean to different children in different parts of the world?

Based on the Convention on the Rights of the Child, this exquisitely beautiful picture book takes some of the 54 articles of the Convention and translates them into a language children can understand.

I have the right to be a child is a multi-layered resource for discussion, debate and contemplation on the complexities inherent by the term ‘rights’ and the big questions about what it means to have rights in the world we live in today.

Teaching resources available via our website and Amnesty International.

Endorsed by Amnesty International UK

Mr Leon’s Paris Freight Train

Author & IllustratorDonald Crews

First published in 1978, Freight Train has sold over a million copies worldwide. Long out of print in the UK, Phoenix Yard Books are proud to reissue this modern classic. The freight train moves along through tunnels, past cities, over bridges, in darkness and in daylight with its assorted multi-coloured cargo.

As the train goes faster and faster the colours of the different trucks merge, until finally the whole train disappears. Stunningly simple in language and design, Freight Train is a perfect book for very young children.

ISBN 978-1-907912-04-7 (HB) 978-1-907912-10-08 (PB)RRP £10.99 (HB) £5.99 (PB)Pub. date 01 May 2012Age group 2+Extent 24ppFormat 203 x 251 mmRights UK & Commonwealth English language

“You don’t have to like trains to love this simple and witty book.” Julia Eccleshare, Guardian (Best Books of 2011,

Best Children’s Books for Giving)

“Bold and modern illustrations reflect a simple poetic narrative that will captivate little train lovers. Very stylish.” Junior Magazine

“A richly rewarding first picture book, this is a most welcome reissue.” Books for Keeps

Author & IllustratorBarroux

TranslatorSarah Ardizzone

Introducing the phenomenal French talent that is Barroux.

Mr Leon is a Parisian taxi driver who spends his days ferrying colourful characters to destinations corresponding to his passengers’ personalities and nationalities. From behind the wheel of his little yellow taxi, Mr Leon travels the world: from the North Pole to the Eiffel Tower to the Congo.

“A sophisticated and stylish picture book to be savoured again and again.” Booktrust

“This is a wonderfully stylish book which will work as a great introduction to the city for the little globetrotters.” Library Mice

ISBN 978-1-907912-07-8 (HB) 978-1-907912-08-5 (PB)RRP £11.99 (HB) £6.99 (PB)Pub. date 19 April 2012Age group 5+Extent 32ppFormat 280 x 220 mmRights World English language

Monacello & The Wish-Bringer Coping with Chloe

Author Geraldine McCaughrean

Illustrator Jana Diemberger

A new trilogy from acclaimed children’s author Geraldine McCaughrean, combining superb storytelling with spectacular double-page colour artwork from talented new illustrator, Jana Diemberger.

An orphaned child is dressed as a monk and ostracised by everyone except the roaming wild cats of Naples for his scary looks and his seeming ability to bring both good and bad luck. Monacello searches the streets of medieval Naples and the undercity for his parents, and encounters help and friendship from Napolina, a street child with mysteries of her own. The third and final instalment of the trilogy is available to read online via the author’s website: www.geraldinemccaughrean.co.uk

Nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal 2012

The Wish-Bringer

ISBN 978-1-907912-06-1RRP £7.99Pub. date 04 October 2012Age group 8–11Extent 56ppFormat PB 206 x 150 mmRights Worldwide

AuthorRosalie Warren

Anna and Chloe are twins. They share everything: from schoolwork to clothes, from fending off the school bully to dealing with their parents’ separation. Even Chloe’s terrible accident hasn’t split them apart. After all, twins have a special bond, right?

Told through the mind of 12-year-old Anna, this powerful debut teen novel explores the mystery of twins and the process of grieving.

ISBN 978-1-907912-02-3RRP £6.99Pub. date 21 March 2012Age group 11+Extent 240ppFormat HB 125 x 206 mmRights Worldwide

“I loved this book. I read it in two sittings as I was so keen to keep racing on to the end. Beautifully written. Emotional and moving, but real as well.” Liz Kessler, Author

“Such an unusual piece - and in the end I felt it was dead-on psychologically. It’s a superb book. I hope it receives the acclaim it deserves.”Donna Jo Napoli, Author

“A beautifully written YA novel about coping with the death of a twin. I was fighting off tears at about six different points in this book.”The BookBag

“Very moving; really well written with

such atmosphere.

The landscape within this world will

stay with you for days.”

Waterstone’s, Exeter High Street

“Unforgettable.”

Armadillo Magazine

“Designed with such care, this

layered tale will demand to

be revisited many times.”

Books for Keeps

Monacello: The Little Monk

ISBN 978-1-907912-03-0RRP £7.99Pub. date 28 March 2011Age group 8–11Extent 64ppFormat PB 206 x 150 mmRights Worldwide

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