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Selfish Giant(Paperback)
Longman
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09/07/2001
The giant doesn't want to share his garden with the children. The garden remains cold and wintry. Will the giant change his mind and let the children and the spring into his garden?
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The Sorcerer's Apprentice(Paperback)
Longman
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28/02/2000
The apprentice learns about magic and uses it to help his village.
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My Home(Paperback)
Longman
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12/06/2001
Short stories, fun activities and all sorts of fascinating facts about different homes around the world.
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Aesop's Fable(Paperback)
Longman
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07/01/2002
Two famous fables 'The Fox and the Crow' and 'The Monkey and the Dolphin'. Aesop, who lived over 2000 years ago, used fables to illustrate human failings and they are still relevant today.
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Aesop''s Fable(Mixed media product)
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13/03/2002
Two famous fables ''The Fox and the Crow'' and ''The Monkey and the Dolphin''. Aesop, who lived over 2000 years ago, used fables to illustrate human failings and they are still relevant today.
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Peter and the Wolf(Paperback)
Longman
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09/01/2003
Peter is clever and brave. With the help of the cat and bird he catches the wolf.
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Woody Woodpecker(Mixed media product)
Whistle Stop Woody
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13/03/2002
It''s time to go south for the winter. Woody decides to take the train but he doesn''t have enough money for the fare.
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Town Mouse & Country Mouse(Paperback)
Longman
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14/01/2002
Town Mouse and Country Mouse are good friends despite having very different lives.
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