7-9 Years Fiction Ordinary Printed Book Format Non-Character Non Tie-In

7-9 Years Fiction Ordinary Printed Book Format Non-Character Non Tie-In Books

Detective Derek

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Part of a series of fiction books divided by chapters and covering a range of genres from adventure, humour and fairy tale to fantasy, mystery and science fiction.

The pirates on holiday

By Adam Guillain

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An outstanding new range of first chapter books that helps children build their reading stamina and progress towards longer books.

The secret garden

By Mary Sebag Montefiore

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When Mary Lennox arrives in her uncle's gloomy house, she feels forlorn and lonely. But the house is filled with exciting secrets and a garden to be discovered.

The magic scooter

By Julia Jarman

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A series of adventure-themed chapter books that help children gain confidence as newly independent readers.

The pirates on holiday

By Adam Guillain

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An outstanding new range of first chapter books that helps children build their reading stamina and progress towards longer books.

The magic scooter

By Julia Jarman

Average: 0.00, 0 Ratings

A series of adventure-themed chapter books that help children gain confidence as newly independent readers.

The pirates on holiday

By Adam Guillain

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An outstanding new range of first chapter books that helps children build their reading stamina and progress towards longer books.

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