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Deep in the ocean lives a fish whose wishes come true! He wishes for all sorts of crazy things - a castle, a car, and even fine clothes to wear. But he is a rather foolish fish and one day he wishes to be just like all the other fish ...perhaps this will be the one wish he wishes ...
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A picture book with rhyming text. In the heat of the African sun, Cardwell the giraffe sees a camel thorn tree and can't resist a nibble. He tucks in so enthusiastically that he gets his neck tied up in a knot, and the other jungle animals have to rise to the challenge of untying ...
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The proud baboon wonders why someone as clever as he should look so drab and dull, so he persuades the ostrich to swap feather for fur. Soon all the animals are joining in swapping characteristics and it's impossible to tell who is who. Only the warthog decides to stay the same.
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An exploration of the principles of good customer service. This third edition contains new chapters on: delivering knock-your-socks-off e-service; creating trust with your customer; and service recovery expectations. The stories and examples are updated, and there are cartoons by ...
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It's taken as gospel that superior service leads to higher profits and faster growth. The Internet has changed how customers both shop and relate their experiences, but the foundations of exceptional service remain constant. Now, readers can find new tips, tools, and techniques f ...
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Bored with your looks? Want something new? Meet here tomorrow at dawn if you do!' Armed with a magical upside-down turtle, shrewd Ruthiroo paints these words on a coolabah tree as a ploy to adorning herself in more fashionable attire. Vanity, however, can often backfire.
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One night when the moon shone full in the sky Baboon tried to jump there, he jumped so high, But the moon is as high as high can be.... Baboon soon realises that the moon is a lot further away than it seems. Undaunted, he remains steadfastly determined to get there. His anti ...
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How well I remember that fateful day. 'Let's get a parrot,' we heard Dad say. 'Dogs do dollops all over the lawn. Cats, they yowl from dusk till dawn. But parrots TALK! Parrots are fun! Lets visit the pet shop and buy ourselves one.'
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Mr Crocodile needs a job apparently. So says Mrs Crocodile. But what to do? Luckily, Mr Crocodile is a croc with imagination. He could be a soccer star or perhaps a cook. But what would be even easier would be to turn into Mr Crookodile and rob a bank. However, despite a cunning ...
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The sun was ablaze in the African sky, When Cardwell Giraffe happened to spy A quite irresistible camel thorn tree, The sight of which made Cardwell weak at the knee. In a rapture of eating Cardwell closes his eyes and begins munching away. What follows next in this hilariou ...
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