Charlotte Voake Books

Over the moon

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An illustrated collection of 117 nursery rhymes, including well-known ones such as "Jack and Jill" and less familiar ones such as "Doctor Foster Went to Gloucester."

The three little pigs, and other favourite nursery stories

By Charlotte Voake

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Ten familiar children's stories including Henny Penny, Goldilocks, and Mr. Vinegar.

Hello twins

By Charlotte Voake

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Although twins Charlotte and Simon do everything differently and do not look alike, they still share a special bond.

Child s Guide to Wild Flowers

By Charlotte Voake

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A Little Guide to Wild Flowers

By Charlotte Voake

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62 p. : 22 cm

A Little Guide to Trees

By Charlotte Voake

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A child s guide to trees

By Charlotte Voake

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Jean Sebastien Bach

By Paule Du Bouchet, Charlotte Voake

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart livre 1 CD audio

By Benoit Allemane, Charlotte Voake, Yann Walcker, Gaelle Savary

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Le petit fantome

By Charlotte Voake, Dominique Boutel, Anne Panzani, Emma Tennant

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