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Wild Robert(Paperback)
HarperCollins
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02/01/2001
In the grounds of Castlemaine is a peculiar mound, hidden by yew trees. People say it's the grave of Wild Robert...
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The Puppy Present(Electronic book text)
HarperCollins Children's Books
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18/07/2013
Another winning Jean Ure story for younger readers, about one small puppy in need of some love...
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Wild Robert(Electronic book text)
HarperCollins
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06/12/2012
In the grounds of Castlemaine is a peculiar mound, hidden by yew trees. People say it's the grave of Wild Robert...
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The Magic Hare(Electronic book text)
HarperCollins
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16/01/2014
Now available as an ebook for the first time.
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The Adventures of King Midas(Electronic book text)
HarperCollins Children's Books
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01/08/2013
A rollicking magical adventure story as King Midas sets out to find a cure for his magic touch so that he can turn his daughter back from gold.
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Emma's Talking Rabbit(Paperback)
HarperCollins
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06/04/1999
A Red Storybook that will be enjoyed by all young animal-lovers who know how it feels to long for a pet.
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Pumpkin's Downfall(Paperback)
HarperCollins
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03/04/2000
Two hauntingly atmospheric stories from author/songwriter Leon Rosselson. Both stories feature a child who is seen to be `different' by his/her peer group and both suffer bullying, resolved through ...
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HARRY, THE POISONOUS CENTIPEDE(paperback)
A STORY TO MAKE YOU SQUIRM
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08/07/1996
As soon as their two little heads poked out of the tunnel, they saw it - a thing, a monster. Harry may be a poisonous centipede, but he''s not very brave. He would be quite happy never to venture in...
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