Colin McNaughton Books

Potty poo-poo wee-wee

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When everyone tells Littlesaurus to use his potty, he ignores them and exclaims "Potty poo poo wee wee!" until his grandmother gives him some important information.

Spring

By Colin McNaughton

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Brief text and illustrations portray some of the activities and characteristics of spring. On heavy board pages.

Nighty night

By Colin McNaughton

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Who's that banging on the ceiling?

By Colin McNaughton

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People on each floor of an apartment building try to guess what is making the noise they hear coming from above.

Football crazy

By Colin McNaughton

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Bruno was football crazy and was desperate to play in the big match. He was only the sub but when Roberto was stretchered off, Brunot go his big chance. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Once Upon an Ordinary School Day

By Colin McNaughton

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Captain Abdul's little treasure

By Colin McNaughton

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A group of pirates have their hands full as they babysit the captain's lively infant son, who wants to eat only sausages.

We're off to look for aliens

By Colin McNaughton

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When Dad arrives home from the printers with the new book he has written on aliens, the entire family use the book to embark on an imaginary alien adventure.

Making friends with Frankenstein

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Once Upon an Ordinary School Day

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