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Clementines Smile
One Potato
One Potato

By Lynne Rickards

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Green/Band 05

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Oxford Reading Tree: Level 2: Traditional Tales Phonics The Tortoise and the Hare and Other Stories
Oxford Reading Tree: Level 3: Floppy's Phonics Non-Fiction: Muffins
Oxford Reading Tree: Level 3: Floppy's Phonics Non-Fiction: Muffins

By Alex Brychta, Lynne Rickards, Alison Hawes, Tamara Anegon, Gabrielle Pritchard, Alessia Girasole, Roderick Hunt

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Oxford Reading Tree : Stage 3 : Floppy's Phonics Non-Fiction : Muffins : Stage 3

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Oxford Reading Tree: Level 10: True Stories: Arctic Hero: The Story of Matthew Henson
Jacob O Reilly Wants a Pet
I Do Not Eat the Colour Green
I Do Not Eat the Colour Green
Pink
Pink

By Lynne Rickards, Timothy Hustache, Alison Hawes, Tamara Anegon, Gabrielle Pritchard

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Teased in school for being pink, Patrick the penguin leaves the South Pole to live with the flamingos in Africa.

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Pink
Pink

By Lynne Rickards

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