Sheila Moxley Books

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Presents photographs, mixed with paintings, of dogs and cats and such alliterative text as "Freddie fishes for flounder" and "Victoria vacations in Venice" for each letter of the alphabet.

Skip across the ocean

By Floella Benjamin, Sheila Moxley

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A collection of traditional rhymes and lullabies from different countries.

Joy To The World

By Saviour Pirotta, Sheila Moxley

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100 best poems for children

By Sheila Moxley, Roger McGough

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A collection of contemporary and classic poems chosen by children around the UK. Roger McGough made the final selection and wrote the introduction.

100 favourite prayers

By Sheila Moxley, Lois Rock

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This collection of 100 prayers includes all the favourite children's prayers that everyone with a Christian background feels they half know already, and have been selected and arranged to make a th...

The Christmas story

By Sheila Moxley

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The story of Christ's birth is accompanied by illustrations with flaps used to count the days of Advent. Includes a fold-out manger scene.

Dreidel Hanukkah Cards 3072

By Sheila Moxley

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Peace on Earth Christmas Cards 1497

By Sheila Moxley

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Peace Around the World Christmas Cards 3288

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