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Dick Whittington

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A simple retelling of the legend of the poor boy in medieval England who trades his beloved cat for a fortune in gold and jewels and eventually becomes Lord Mayor of London. Includes two puzzles in...

Little Red Riding Hood Le Petit Chaperon Rouge

By Anne Walter

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Sleeping Beauty

By Anne Walter

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The princess is cursed by a wicked fairy. She must sleep for a hundred years. The rest of the kingdom falls asleep too, and a thick forest grows around the palace. Can anyone find the princess and...

Sleeping Beauty

By Anne Walter

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The princess is cursed by a wicked fairy. She must sleep for a hundred years. The rest of the kingdom falls asleep too, and a thick forest grows around the palace. Can anyone find the princess and...

The elves and the shoemaker

By Anne Walter

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"A beautifully illustrated retelling of this favourite traditional story. Must Know Stories includes favourite tales, celebrating the diversity of our literary heritage. Level 2 stories are told in...

The elves and the shoemaker

By Anne Walter

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Les rendez-vous d'Orsay

By Anne Walter

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L herbe ne pousse pas sur les mots

By Anne Walter

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Les relations d'incertitudes

By Anne Walter

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L inacheve

By Anne Walter

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