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Farmer Barnes and the goats
Farmer Barnes and the goats

By John Cunliffe, John A. Cunliffe

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When his troublesome goats get into a quarry, Farmer Barnes has to find some way to get them out.

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The Giant Who Stole the World
The adventures of Lord Pip
The adventures of Lord Pip

By John Cunliffe

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Riddles Rhymes and Rigamaroles
The Giant Who Swallowed the Wind
The Giant Who Swallowed the Wind

By John Cunliffe, John A. Cunliffe

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An insatiable giant swallows the wind with grave consequences for the people of the land.

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Farmer Barnes goes fishing
Farmer Barnes goes fishing

By John Cunliffe

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Farmer, the Rooks and the Cherry Tree
Farmer, the Rooks and the Cherry Tree

By John Cunliffe, John A. Cunliffe

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A farmer and a flock of rooks wage a war over the farmer's cherries.

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Farmer Barnes and the Snow Picnic
Giant Brog and the motorway
Farmer Barnes and the Harvest Doll

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