Ruth Ainsworth Books

The three little pigs
The three little pigs

By Ruth Ainsworth

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Listen with mother tales
Listen with mother tales

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Look About You Books.
Look About You Books.

By Ruth Ainsworth

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The Ruth Ainsworth book.
The Ruth Ainsworth book.

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Thirty-six brief tales include "When I was Small as a Pin," "Mr. Moon," "A Cradle for a Fairy."

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Mr Jumble's toy shop
Mr Jumble's toy shop

By Ruth Ainsworth

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Kosuzume no Boken
Kosuzume no Boken

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The mysterious Baba
The mysterious Baba

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Readers: Black Bill Bk. 8

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