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A Child's Treasury of Nursery Rhymes with CD (Audio)

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by: Kady MacDonald Denton

September 09, 2004
This is a lovely book with beautiful illustrations. We bought it to try and remind ourselves of old fashioned rhymes that we knew from childhood. Whilst some are there, I only realised after purchase that this is an American book so a great deal of fairly standard rhymes for a UK audience are missing, so I would caution purchase of this book.

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Harold and the Purple Crayon (Purple Crayon Books)

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by: Crockett Johnson

July 26, 2006
I had this book as a small child and bought it for my sons. It's still as fascinating and slightly scarey as it was all those years ago. You feel anything is possible with Harold and his purple crayon..

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Big Sister Dora! (Dora the Explorer 8x8)

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by: Dave Aikins

March 01, 2005
I had this book as a small child and bought it for my sons. It's still as fascinating and slightly scarey as it was all those years ago. You feel anything is possible with Harold and his purple crayon..

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Autumn Walk (Small Seasons)

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by: Ann Burg

2003-08
I had this book as a small child and bought it for my sons. It's still as fascinating and slightly scarey as it was all those years ago. You feel anything is possible with Harold and his purple crayon..

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Doodlebops: We're Gonna Take a Bus Ride! (Doodlebops)

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from: Scholastic

2007-09
I had this book as a small child and bought it for my sons. It's still as fascinating and slightly scarey as it was all those years ago. You feel anything is possible with Harold and his purple crayon..

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Dinosaur Sticker/Activity Book (Dover Little Activity Books)

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by: A.G. Smith

February 01, 2000
I had this book as a small child and bought it for my sons. It's still as fascinating and slightly scarey as it was all those years ago. You feel anything is possible with Harold and his purple crayon..

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The Story of Ferdinand (Reading Railroad Books)

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by: Munro Leaf

2000-10
This children's picture book has stayed with us for 20 years now since it was given to our daughter by her grandma.
Somehow it seems like a small jewel in book form - so simple in its story, words and drawings it delivers a simple message to " be as you are!" And not to succumb to "what people say or think or what is "right" in the public eye...or what your peer group tries to indoctrinate - a valid thought to contemplate on.....This book is timeless....a real classic and a lovely 5 minute meditation also for adults! It always makes me smile when I read it!

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Farm (DK Touch and Feel)

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by: Dorling Kindersley Publishing

1998-05
My daughter consistently brings this book to me to read with her. She loves running her fingers over the "animals" and we make the animal sounds.

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The Story of the Little Mole - Plop-up Edition

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by: Werner Holzwarth

October 11, 2007
This is a lovely book for children of ALL ages.The 'plain' version was good, but the PLOP UP version has just that little bit extra!!!!
And not only good fun, but educational too...country walks are a whole new experience when there's poo to be inspected and discussed. My 4 and 6 year old (girls) are fascinated!!!!! ...and quite well informed! Im just glad they're not yet into collecting samples. Yes,it's toilet humour but germ-free and odour-less! :0)

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Mog at the Zoo (Picture Puffin)

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by: Helen Nicoll, Jan Pienkowski

September 27, 1984
A great favourite with my boys. Mog runs off at the zoo and is mistaken for a tiger by the keepers. Meg has to rescue Mog and then the fun starts.