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"A small but daring dolphin, Little Hector swims out into the deep blue ocean. He meets many dangers, and an unlikely friend, and proves you are never too small to have big adventures"--Publisher information.
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Meet Mini Whinny, the littlest horse in the stable! She's ever so cute... and ever so naughty! It's August 1st, the official birthday for all horses. But Mini Whinny wants a celebration of her very own. Why should she share? In the middle of the night, she slinks out of her stabl ...
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Chased to the depths of the bottomless blue,What does a tiny Jellyfish do? Jellyfish is quietly crooning in the shallows, when knife-nosed Swordfish swooshes, races and chases her, down, down, down, deep into the dark blue sea. At that moment, stealthy Squid stretches a tentacle, ...
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A dinosaur follow-the-leader story! Follow Ruth Pauls colourful dinosaurs as they HOP, STOMP and ROAR their way through the pages of this beautifully illustrated book. On the outward journey the largest dinosaur leads, until they can go no further then on the way back, its baby d ...
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Follows the adventures of mischievous dog Flash who escapes from home and gets up to all sorts of antics, chasing cats, sneaking into cars, rolling in rubbish. Simple rhyming scheme.
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Red Panda is not very good at selling things he wants to eat himself. Red Panda is selling toffee apples. They are very sticky. But will there be enough for all his friends?
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Room Five's teacher, Mr Tripp, is good at telling jokes, loves riddles and is great at using his nose. When a student's pet rat escapes from its cage, it's up to Mr Tripp to be brave, and to smell it out!
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"A rhyming story about a naughty puppy named Flash"--Publisher information. Suggested level: junior.
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A story about a naughty puppy named Flash. Suggested level: junior.
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Its a grey old rainy day and a grumpy fly wends his way through raindrops and lilypads, past crocodiles and tigers,escaping death by the skin of his teeth!
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