Rogers Paul Books

What can you see?

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When Tillie rides a hot air balloon her dog Bouncer has to stay behind on the ground, and on each page the reader is asked to find Bouncer and other things in the crowds below.

Reinforced concrete design for buildings

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From me to you

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A grandmother shares her memories of three generations with a young granddaughter and presents her with a precious gift.

Rain & shine

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Presents seven episodes in the busy lives of seven-year-old Ned and his younger brother and sister, who play hide and seek, make spider pies, and enjoy an imaginary playmate.

From me to you

By Rogers Paul

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A grandmother shares her memories of three generations with a young granddaughter and presents her with a precious gift.

Rain & shine

By Rogers Paul

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Presents seven episodes in the busy lives of seven-year-old Ned and his younger brother and sister, who play hide and seek, make spider pies, and enjoy an imaginary playmate.

Forget-me-not

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A forgetful lion loses his possessions one by one during a trip to see a friend.

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