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Bear and Chook
Bear and Chook

By Lisa Shanahan

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Adventurous Bear and practical Chook make unlikely friends, who together spend a day dreaming and acting out what jobs they think they'd like to have when they grow up.

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Bear chook by the sea
Bear chook by the sea

By Lisa Shanahan

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Daddy s Having a Horse
Daddy s Having a Horse

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Bear and Chook by the Sea
Bear and Chook by the Sea

By Lisa Shanahan

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Let s play house
Let s play house

By Emma Quay

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Jump over the puddle
Jump over the puddle

By Emma Quay

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Panda, Owl and Sheep come across a big puddle. Panda and Owl jump over it, but Sheep is too scared. Can Panda and Owl convince Shep to make the leap? JUMP OVER THE PUDDLE is a reassuring and encour...

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Goodnight Me
Goodnight Me

By Andrew Daddo

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Goodnight Me
Goodnight Me

By Andrew Daddo

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Let s Play House
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