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Mrs Goose's baby
Book. English.
Published
London: Walker, 2008
The egg that Mrs Goose hatches doesn't turn out quite as she expects. The unusual hatchling won't eat grass and refuses to swim. Mrs Goose seems to be...
Forget-me-not
Paperback. English.
Published
London: Hodder Children's, 2010
Monty the elephant is given two things to remember: to stay with the herd and that Mama loves him. But when he sees something blue and bright, he forgets...
The big big sea
Paperback. English.
Published
London: Walker, 2009
A little girl and her mum go for a walk along the sea shore in the evening and watch the lights in the bay. The moon shines on them and they splash and...
Me and my mum
Paperback. English.
Published
London: Little Tiger, 2010
Little Bear's mum is so clever, she can do just about anything. She can roar and skate and swim like a fish, and she's never afraid of the dark. But the...
Mummy, do you love me?
Hardback. English.
Published
London: Walker, 2008
Sometimes Little Chick is naughty and sometimes Little Chick is sad. But no matter what he says or does - from jumping in muddy puddles to coming last...
The everyday witch
Paperback. English.
Published
London: Bloomsbury, 2009
This is a story for people who think that witches these days are completely extinct. Someone you know really well might be a witch, like your Mum
Crocodiles need kisses too
Paperback. English.
Published
London: Scholastic, 2010
The little crocodile would like a family to play with and to cuddle. But whenever he approaches, the other animals all shout, 'Snip-o-dile, snap-o-dile...
Trumpet: the little elephant with a big temper
Book. English.
Published
London: Simon and Schuster, 2006
It's Trumpet's birthday, but he is feeling rather out of sorts, and soon a bit of bickering with his sister Tilly escalates into a giant tantrum. Trumpet...
I'll be there
Book. English.
Published
London: Walker, 2011
Children love the idea of growing up and doing things on their own. It's fun to dress, read and take showers like a big kid. But it's a little scary,...
