Daniel Postgate Books

Rumpled stilton skin

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"In this classic fairy tale, retold with a twist, a funny little man with an unusual name appears when the poor cheesemaker's daughter needs his help. He makes her beautiful for a ball, but what wi...

Rumpled stilton skin

By Daniel Postgate

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My Auntie Susan

By Sheila Bird

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The narrator lists in simple rhyming text some of the great things about Auntie Susan, who wears a long scarf and likes to cook and bake.

My Auntie Susan

By Sheila Bird

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The narrator lists in simple rhyming text some of the great things about Auntie Susan, who wears a long scarf and likes to cook and bake.

The Billy Goats Gruff Young Reading Gift Books

By Jane Bingham

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The Billy Goat s Gruff

By Jane RTL Bingham

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It s a Dog s Life

By Daniel Postgate

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Deadly dinosaurs

By Martin Oliver

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Friends in the snow

By Daniel Postgate

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When Lucy's dad paints her bedroom wall white, Lucy knows that it isn't just white - it's a white monster, standing in the white world. And the monster wants to find a friend!

Smelly Bill Books for Life

By Daniel Postgate

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