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Ballroom Bonanza

By Stephen Harris

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Little platypus

By Nette Hilton

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Little platypus is feeling lonely. He doesn't know where he belongs. How can he find a friend who is just the same? Suggested level: junior.

Good Dog Hank

By Jackie French, Nina Rycroft

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Ballroom bonanza

By Stephen Harris

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Animals from alpacas to zebras gather in Blackpool for the annual dance competition, while the monkeys hide twenty-six musical instruments for which the reader is invited to search in the illustrat...

Ballroom Bonanza

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Dinosaurs Love Cheese

By Jackie French, Nina Rycroft

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Ballroom bonanza

By Nina Rycroft

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Join alpacas, bears, camels and a host of other animals as they conga, cancan and hip-hop the night away in a dance contest in the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool. Introduces each letter of the alphabet...

No more kisses

By Margaret Wild

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Baby has had enough of kisses and cuddles, so he runs away, with his friends in hot pursuit.

Boom Bah

By Phil Cummings, Nina Rycroft

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Ballroom Bonanza

By Nina Rycroft

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