Maxine Davenport Books

Things that go

By Maxine Davenport, Roberts Cindy Illustrator

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What can you Spot? In the Wild and Things that Go are two new titles from our best-selling Spring range that encourage children to recognise and identify images. With fun and bright illustrations t...

In the wild

By Maxine Davenport, Roberts Cindy Illustrator

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A search-and-find board book for very young children on the theme of wild animals.

Tiny touch noisy animals

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Tiny touch jungle animals

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Tiny touch animal colours

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My first things that go

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First words

By Maxine Davenport, Roberts Cindy Illustrator

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First words

By Maxine Davenport, Roberts Cindy Illustrator

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Black and White My First Animals

By Autumn Publishing

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Black and White My First Vehicles

By Harry Hill

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