Anthea Bell Books

Dream tree

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Michael banishes the ghosts, witches, giants, and magicians that surround his bed keeping him from sleep, sending them to a desert island with a beautiful dream tree.

The fake flamingos

By Misha Damjan, Mischa Damjan

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Unhappy with being a stork, Click persuades her husband, Clack, that they should become flamingos.

The magic honey jar

By Susi Bohdal

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During a bout with the flu, Julian dreams of a sultan and a honey jar with magic powers.

Frog in love

By Max Velthuijs

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When his friends help him discover that the funny feeling he has is love, Frog, afraid to speak to the object of his affection, Duck, leaves gifts for her instead.

Asterix and the Roman Camp Landscape Countryside Guides

By Anthea Bell

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Animal antics

By Janosch, Anthea Bell

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125 p. : 28 cm

The Bear Who Wanted to Stay a Bear

By Jorg Steiner

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A dog s life

By Christine Nostlinger, Jutta Bauer, Anthea Bell

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SNOW WHITE SEVEN DWARVES

By Grimm Iwasaki

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The wise queen

By Anthea Bell

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A girl's cleverness helps her not only to become the queen, but to keep that position as well.

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