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Trains
Trains

By Stephen Oliver, Angela Royston, Jane Craddock Watson

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A simple introduction to different types of freight and commuter trains.

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Ces Pocket Guide
Ces Pocket Guide

By Stephen Oliver

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At Home in Words and Pictures Words Pictures
Ourselves Words Pictures
Ourselves Words Pictures

By Ruth Thomson

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My big book.
My big book.

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Sleepyheads Block Books
Sleepyheads Block Books

By DK Publishing

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Big Tab Board Books
Big Tab Board Books

By DK Publishing

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My First Christmas Touch and Feel My First series
Pastoral Prayers
Pastoral Prayers

By Oliver Step

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Rambles in Northumberland and the Border

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