Colin Paine Books

The Annoying Team

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Tim starts the Annoying Team to get back at the third-grade bully, but things get out of hand as the group's activities expand.

The Annoying Team (A Stepping Stone Book(TM))

By Ilene Cooper, Colin Paine

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Tim has a big problem. A big, tall problem named Jon. Jon always teases Tim. Then Tim gets the idea to start the Annoying Team. With the help of other kids who hate being picked on, Tim can bug Jon...

Liar Liar Pants on Fire Comets

By Jeremy Strong

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I Wanna Be Your Mate

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Werewolf Granny

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Big George and the Winter King

By Eric Pringle

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Georgie and the Dragon

By Marion Rose

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The hungry giant

By Davis Lee

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Arthur's tractor

By Pippa Goodhart

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Unaware that a princess in distress and a dragon on the loose are right behind him, Arthur the farmer thinks that the strange noises he keeps hearing are being made by his tractor breaking down.

Home Sweet Home

By Colin Paine, Fiona Walters, Mike Hurst

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