Charlotte Voake Books

Tom's Cat

By Charlotte Voake

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All the sounds Tom normally hears in his house become suspicious when his cat is missing.

First things first

By Charlotte Voake

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An illustrated introduction for babies to numbers, the alphabet, shapes, colors, days of the week, seasons, birds, insects, rhymes, and lullabies.

Mrs. Goose's baby

By Charlotte Voake

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Mrs. Goose is a devoted mother to her new baby but is puzzled by the baby's strange behavior.

Dlm Early Childhood Express: Ginger Little Book English

By Charlotte Voake

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When Ginger the cat gets fed up with dealing with her owner's new kitten, it takes drastic measures to make the two of them friends.

The Way to Sattin Shore

By Philippa Pearce

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When a tombstone with her father's name suddenly disappears from the graveyard, Kate, an English school girl, witnesses the unraveling of a mystery surrounding the death of her father.

Alphabet adventure

By Charlotte Voake

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Charlotte takes you around the world where you can discover new words, match colours and count.

Tom's Cat

By Charlotte Voake

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All the sounds Tom normally hears in his house become suspicious when his cat is missing.

The Ghost Child Yellow Bananas

By Charlotte Voake, Emma Tennant

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MRS GOOSE S BABY

By Charlotte Voake

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