Peter Durkin Books

I went to visit a friend one day

By Peter Durkin, Virginia Ferguson

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A bear visits other animal friends who are too busy to play, until he finds a friend who is ready to join him.

Autumn leaves

By Virginia Ferguson

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Illustrations and rhyming text describe how "autumn leaves leaves wherever it goes."

Waiting

By Peter Durkin, Virginia Ferguson

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A young boy impatiently waits for his birthday to arrive.

Half a slice of bread and butter

By Virginai Ferguson, Peter Durkin, Virginia Ferguson

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Two brothers are always fighting because they have to share what little their poor family has, until the Wise Old Man helps them see that things could be worse.

Tell me a story, Dad

By Peter Durkin, Virginia Ferguson

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A little boy tells his dad the story of "Little Red Riding Hood" under the guise of listening to a bedtime story.

Tiptoe round the corner

By Peter Durkin, Virginia Ferguson

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Tiptoe round the corner and you might see...any number of fantastic sights.

Yo ho! Yo ho!

By Virginia Ferguson

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Two pirates experience changing fortunes before settling into retirement. Suitable for choral reading.

Tell Me a Story Dad Voyages

By Peter Durkin, Virginia Ferguson

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Tiptoe Round the Corner Voyages

By Peter Shaw, Peter Durkin, Virginia Ferguson

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