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The train-style rhythms of this simple text will appeal to young children. During a train journey a little girl points out everything she sees to her mother.

Start by reading the illustrated words at the edge of each left-hand page with your child. Have fun trying to spot the same terms in the story itself, as Alan and Jack gradually lose their supplies of fruit and snacks to an affectionate ape, a mischievous monkey, a pesky parrot and a slithering s...

This is an appealing big-format paperback version of the 1989 Smarties Book Prize winner. Beautifully written and illustrated, the favourite children's rhyme is ideal for sharing with groups of children or perfect as a bedtime story.

Even worse than suffering a disappointing school holiday is having to write about it on the first day back in school. After all the disasters of her holiday, Rosie finds that she has lots to write about.

Little Eddy has lost his toy bear and goes looking for him in the dark, horrible woods - but he doesn't know he's in for a big surprise! This is a large edition of the story about Eddy and his teddy, Freddy. Eddy has lost Freddy in the wood and goes to look for him. The wood is dark and horrible ...