Janet Bingham Books

My Little Star

By Janet Bingham

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Mommy s Little Star

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Daddy s little scout

By Janet Bingham

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Previously published: London : Scholastic Children's Books, 2008 under the title, A new home for Little Fox. Little Fox and his father look at other woodland animals' homes, then make a new den fo...

Little deer lost

By Janet Bingham

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More than a house

By Janet Bingham

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The best present

By Janet Bingham

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On his way to visit Grandma, Little bear decides to find her a present - the best present of all! In this heartwarming tale, Little Bear discovers that love is the greatest gift.

Goodnight sleepy babies

By Janet Bingham

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My Little Star

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A new home for Little Fox

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When Little Fox sees Mrs Finch building her nest, Daddy Fox explains that everyone thinks about new homes in spring. Little Fox wonders where he and Daddy will make their own new home.

A new home for Little Fox

By Janet Bingham

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When Little Fox sees Mrs Finch building her nest, Daddy Fox explains that everyone thinks about new homes in spring. Little Fox wonders where he and Daddy will make their own new home.

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