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BOOK OF CHRISTMAS STORIES
BOOK OF CHRISTMAS STORIES

By Charles Dickens, O'Henry, Diana Ross, Chrétien De Troyes, Noel Streatfeild, Thomas Hardy, Frances Browne, Stephen Corrin, Leon. Garfield, Sara Corrin, Roy Fuller, Brian Alderson, Wendy Eyton, Mary Small

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An anthology of fourteen Christmas stories from many countries, chosen for older children. Includes selections by Thomas Hardy, Leon Garfield, O. Henry, and Charles Dickens. Christmas with the Chry...

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And Alice Did The Walking
And Alice Did The Walking

By Small, Mary Small

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And Alice Did The Walking
Country Cousin
Country Cousin

By Mary Small, Dee Huxley, Mary/Huxley Small

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32 unnumbered pages : 26 cm Shy Edith is reluctant to visit Sydney and stay with her city cousins but their kindness and the excitements of the centenary celebrations soon banish her homesickness....

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Saddle Up Again
Saddle Up Again

By Mary Small

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Lizard On The Loose
Lizard On The Loose

By Mary Small

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Grandfather'S Tiger
Grandfather'S Tiger

By Mary Small

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Rattletrap Rosie
Rattletrap Rosie

By Mary Small

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Super Doopers
Super Doopers

By Mary Small

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Super Doopers
Super Doopers

By Mary Small

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