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What is the result of a little hanky-panky in the Wonky stable? The most adorable dinky donkey of course!
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A special anniversary edition celebrating Wonkys 10th birthday! Five hilarious stories and songs from international bestseller Craig Smith! Featuring: The Wonky Donkey Willbee the Bumblebee My Daddy Ate an Apple Square Eyes The Scariest Thing in the Garden. ...who could resist th...is value-packed, bumper treasury?
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It's crunch time in Bungawitta. The land's as dry as a dead galah, no rain in sight, and only 12 people left in town. Nobody can make it rain. But a shower of money would help keep Bungawitta alive. A festival would attract city tourists with money to spend, Jay's sure of it. But... can 12 people, two dogs and a Shetland pony put on a proper festival?
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Follow the amazing 30,000 kilometre annual migration of the short-tailed shearwater.
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A new book and cd from Craig Smith. The story of Kaha - possibly the cheekiest kea in New Zealand, who gets away with everything.... or does he?!
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A CHARMING AND WITTY TALE CHRONICLING AN UNUSUAL DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SHEEP DOG Every day Gus Dog goes to work in the back of the ute with his owner, Tom the shearer. But one morning Gus wakes up to find Tom and the ute gone. So Gus Dog decides to go to work on his own. Along the... way he stops to listen to everything, to smell everything, and to look at everything. He has some fun, gets up to some mischief, ruffles a few feathers, and learns a new word. Eventually he finds the ute - but, as in all good stories, that is not the end! Gus Dog Goes to Work is the warm and comical story of a not-so-usual day in the life of a sheep dog, by the top author-illustrator team of the bestselling series I Hate Fridays. PRAISE FOR GUS DOG: 'The repetition of some phrases throughout lends a sense of the 'readaloudability' of classics such as Hairy Maclary, but with an Australian tone.' - Books+Publishing 'Gus Dog has a comical appearance, to match the humour in the text, and a soft expression in his eyes that makes him very endearing. This simple story reflects on the power of language, while observing country life, pets, working dogs and animal behaviour.' - Buzz Words
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Square Eyes the panda likes to watch television and not play outside or do any exercise so his friends sing him a song to get him moving.
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"A zebra eats an apple with a fuzzy worm inside, and it makes him sick - he has to go to hospital (animals are the doctors) and eventually poops the worm out and feels much better"--Publisher information. Suggested level: junior.
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In this very funny, cumulative song, each page tells us something new about the donkey until we end up with a spunky, hanky-panky cranky stinky dinky lanky honky-tonky winky wonky donkey, which will have children in fits of laughter! There is much fun to be had by listening to th...e song and trying to predict the new word for each clue given!
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When Kerry gets lost in the labyrinth of corridors on her first day at the new school, a big black dog comes to the rescue and becomes her first friend.
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