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The little blue slipper
The little blue slipper

By Jude Daly

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Seb and Hamish
Seb and Hamish

By Jude Daly

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Seb and Mama go to visit Mrs Kenny, but there's a dog called Hamish at the house too. Woof woof, says Hamish. "Home," says Seb in a little voice. While Mama and Mrs Kenny have tea, Hamish is shut i...

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Six blind mice and an elephant
Six blind mice and an elephant

By Jude Daly

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When an elephant falls asleep in a farmer's barn, six blind mice try to describe what an elephant is based on the part of the elephant each mouse explores.

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The dove
The dove

By Dianne Stewart

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A visiting dove provides the answer to Grandmother Maloko's financial problems when floodwaters destroy her crops and she must rely on the sale of her homemade jewelry.

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Les Graines du soleil
Sis ratolins cecs i un elefant
Way up and over Everything
Stone
Stone

By Jude Daly, Dianne Hofmeyr

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The Stone
The Stone

By Dianne Hofmeyr

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