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Tim s Tent
Tim s Tent

By Mick Gowar, Jane Cope

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Caperucita Malita

By Julia Jarman, Jane Cope

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Caperucita Malita

By Julia Jarman, Jane Cope

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Little Bad Riding Hood
The lunchbox
The lunchbox

By Jane Cope

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Tired of his mother's homemade lunches but wary of buying school dinners, George is thrilled to have his aunt fill his new lunchbox with treats for a week, but on Friday he learns that what tastes...

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