Frederick Warne Firm Books

Nutkin on the run

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"Nutkin has stolen Old Brown's glasses, and the owl is not happy about it. In fact, angry Old Brown is in hot pursuit of Nutkin. This forgetful squirrel would happily return the glasses, but he can...

Sweet dreams, Peter

By Frederick Warne Firm

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At the end of the day, Peter settles down to sleep with a hug, a song, and a story. 1996.

Tickle, Tickle, Peter!

By Beatrix Potter, Frederick Warne Firm

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Super-soft touch-and-feel! The very softest furry fabrics have been used in this gorgeous touch-and-feel book - babies will want to stroke and tickle the adorable baby animals over and over again!...

Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse by Edward Step ... the Cultural Directions Edited by William Watson ... Illustrated with Three Hundred and Sixteen Coloured Plates Selected and Arranged by D. Bois. V. 1

By B. Herincq, Frederick Warne Firm, D. Bois

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