Helen Stephens Books

Fleabag

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There was once a dog who had no name, and he had no home. What he did have was fleas, but they weren't much company. The dog longs for a family. At last he sees one that looks just right - with a b...

Fleabag

By Helen Stephens

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Noisy babies

By Helen Stephens

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Babies love to make noises and this book is packed with fun ones to make and hear!

Busy babies

By Helen Stephens

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With simple text all about baby friendly activities, this bunch of five tiny friends will entertain even the very littlest of babies!

Sleepy babies

By Helen Stephens

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This board book is about the things which make bedtime routines so fun!

How to Hide a Lion

By Helen Stephens

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How to hide a lion

By Helen Stephens

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"How does a very small girl hide a very large lion? It's not easy, but Iris has to do her best, because mums and dads can be funn about having a lion in the house. Luckily, there are lots of good p...

Bedtime for Baby

By Helen Stephens

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Rattle Buggy Buddies

By Helen Stephens

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Rattle Buggy Buddies

By Helen Stephens

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