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A comic collection of verse. From the chaos of breakfast and to the calm of bedtime, it introduces the pleasures of messing about and the pains of feeling ill, of animal antics down at the doctor's and strange goings-on on the beach... and a trip on a flying bed too.
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Exciting collections of poetry by poets from around the world that teach about values and good citizenship.
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A fantastic new collection of poems featuring classic favourites and brand new poems by poetry legend Michael Rosen. Illustrated in colour throughout by the exuberant Babette Cole
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First published in 1941, this poem includes flaps which reveal hidden magpies.
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A collection of classic and modern poems.
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Fantastic new rhyming poems under 150 words that explore a range of subjects, perfect support for curriculum work on poetry.
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A New York Ttimes best-selling author and a Caldecott Honor-winning illustrator evoke life on a farm in a simple, lyrical text and boldly expressive images.
From the bull to the barn cat to the wild bunny, the farmyard bustles with life. The rooster crows, the rams clash, the b ...
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Stunning close-up photography and a lyrical text implore children to look more closely at the world around them.
Be still, and watch a single blade of grass.
An ant climbs up to look around.
A honeybee flies past.
What would happen if you walked very, very quietly and loo ...
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Young children are introduced to words that rhyme through zany rhymes that warn them that it is not a good idea to hop on Pop, and if they all play ball on a wall, someone will fall. A pup finds himself in a cup and a mouse manages to carry a house.
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In this Dr Seuss title, the irrepressible Fox in Socks teaches a baffled Mr Knox some of the slickest, quickest tongue twisters in town.
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