Charlie Gardner Books

Turn off the telly

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Find out how two children occupy themselves when their Mum tells them to 'Turn off the telly!' This series provides a range of stories that cover a variety of genres to support literacy requirements.

Muppet Mania

By Anna Ludlow, Charlie Gardner, Beth Wyllyams

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A magazine-style book full of zany Muppet facts and information.

Perfectly Cool Kermit

By Anna Ludlow, Charlie Gardner

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Peekaboo Farm Peekaboo

By DK Publishing, Charlie Gardner

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My first on the move play

By Victoria Harvey, Charlie Gardner

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"Combining a sturdy board book with an interactive CD-ROM, My first on the move play lets kids learn all about vehicles as they develop basic computer skills."--Cover back.

Farm peekaboo

By Charlie Gardner

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Spaceship

By Charlie Gardner

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Follow all kinds of rockets, space shuttles, satellites, and space stations.

Bus

By Charlie Gardner

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Take a ride on all kinds of buses.

Flaptastic let s go

By Charlie Gardner

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"Let's go, rocket! Let's go, car! With this flaptastic book, you'll be sure to go far!"--P.[4] of cover.

Lace up

By Charlie Gardner

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