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The Titanic Reader
The Titanic Reader

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The Penguin Book of Japanese Verse
The Puffin book of amazing animal poems
The Puffin book of amazing animal poems

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This is a collection of over 100 poems about animals, arranged in sections: pets, jungle, birds, farmyard, wildlife and creepy crawlies, mythical and nonsense. There are both traditional and contem...

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Slam (Alloy Books)
Slam (Alloy Books)

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A colection of poetry for teenagers.

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The Puffin book of sniggeringly silly stuff
Why Does My Mum Always Iron A Crease In My Jeans?: Poems About Important Stuff Chosen By Fiona Waters
The Silliest Joke Book Ever
The Silliest Joke Book Ever

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Making It Home: A Child's-eye View of Life as a Refugee
Making It Home: A Child's-eye View of Life as a Refugee

By Beverley Naidoo, Kate Holt

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"More than 20 million children and their families have been forced to leave their homes to escape from the effects of war in recent years. These are the stories of a few of them" "The stories in...

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Doctor Who 11 Doctors 11 stories
Doctor Who 11 Doctors 11 stories

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Poems on the Underground
Poems on the Underground

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