Sheridan Cain Books

Goodnight little hare

By Sheridan Cain

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It's bedtime, but Mother Hare doesn't know where Little Hare can sleep. Can she find the perfect bed?

Run little fawn run

By Sheridan Cain

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Little Fawn is growing fast. It's time for Mother Fawn to teach him how to stay safe in the wild. He must listen carefully if he's to remember what to do if faced with the hunter and his dogs. Or w...

The crunching munching caterpillar

By Sheridan Cain

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A twist on an old story as Caterpillar longs to fly but can't because he doesn't have any wings.

Look Out for the Big Bad Fish

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Look Out for the Big Bad Fish

By Sheridan Cain, Tanya Linch

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Why So Sad Brown Rabbit

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Little Turtle and the song of the sea

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Little Turtle and the Song of the Sea

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The crunching munching caterpillar

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Caterpillar wants to fly like Butterfly, Bumblebee, and Sparrow, and Butterfly thinks his wish may come true.

Run Little Fawn Run

By Sheridan Cain

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