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Don't open the box!
Don't open the box!

By Iain Smyth

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Dig, dig, dig it!
Dig, dig, dig it!

By Iain Smyth

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Simple text and illustrations with movable parts show how a backhoe works to dig a hole and help fix a broken pipe.

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Zoom, zoom fire engine!
Zoom, zoom fire engine!

By Iain Smyth

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With the help of their fire engine, fire fighters zoom to a fire and put it out. Features tabs to pull, flaps to lift, doors to open, and a final pop-up illustration.

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Mystery of the Russian
Mystery of the Russian

By Iain Smyth

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Pirate Plunder's Treasure Hunt: A Pop-Up Whodunit
Pirate Plunder's Treasure Hunt: A Pop-Up Whodunit

By Iain Smyth

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By following the hidden clues and hints on each page, the reader tries to work out the location of the buried treasure and who is responsible for its subsequent disappearance.

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Old Macdonald Had A Farm
Eye of the Pharaoh
Eye of the Pharaoh

By Iain Smyth

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Angel Fish
Angel Fish

By Iain Smith

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Old Macdonald s Farm
Old Macdonald s Farm

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