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Copy Me, Copycub
Copy Me, Copycub

By Richard Edwards

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Copycub, who imitates everything that his mother bear does, follows her to their den when winter comes and snow begins to fall.

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Good night, Copycub
Good night, Copycub

By Richard Edwards

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When Copycub can't fall asleep, his mother tells him a story about how other animals rest "safe and sound".

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The word party
The word party

By Richard Edwards

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Whispers from a wardrobe
Whispers from a wardrobe

By Richard Edwards

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If only -.
If only -.

By Richard Edwards

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Oxford Literacy Web: Letters, Sounds and Rhymes
A mouse in my roof
A mouse in my roof

By Richard Edwards

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Forty-five poems reflect on all aspects of life from nature to people to whimsy.

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A mouse in my roof
A mouse in my roof

By Richard Edwards

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Forty-five poems reflect on all aspects of life from nature to people to whimsy.

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