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The Nutcracker: A Magical Pop-up Adventure

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by: Nick Denchfield

October 17, 2003
A true work of art. I have seen nothing comparable so far. It is incredible.

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Egypt (See Inside)

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by: Rob Lloyd Jones

October 31, 2007
A true work of art. I have seen nothing comparable so far. It is incredible.

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Hen (Usborne Cloth Books)

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by: Fiona Watt

February 28, 2003
A true work of art. I have seen nothing comparable so far. It is incredible.

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Sam Plants a Sunflower

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by: Kate Petty

March 24, 2000
The idea is nice, the kids like to open the flaps and see what's going on under the ground, but I found the text very stiff and the storyline lacking any sparkle.

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Cuddle Books: Big Zebra and Little Zebra (Cuddle Books)

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from: Campbell Books

June 03, 2005
My daughter is now three months old, and we have bought her several books. This is by far her favourite, either to read on her own, or hearing the simple story read to her. She loves trying to turn the pages herself and at the moment she prefers it to more adventurous books, that have flaps and textures. A great book.

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I Won't Bite!

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by: Rod Campbell

August 19, 2005
The touchy feely pages throughout this book make it a delight for children of all ages. The repitition makes it ideal for early language aquisition and literacy skills. But the main thing that the children enjoyed was the surprise at the end. No matter how many times we read it to my youngest, he still got a fright every time! The hard back version is a must if your children are like mine though, We read this book so often a paperback would never have withstood so much handelling.

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What Colour Are Your Knickers?

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by: Sam Lloyd

July 01, 2003
This is my daughter's favourite book and ofter has to be read 3 or 4 times in a row. It's the first book to be pulled from the box when she wants a story read to her. At 9 months she is now able to pull the flaps on each page to reveal the knickers...and takes much delight in doing so. I'm only worried that her first word will actually be 'knickers'

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Our Jungle

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by: Rod Campbell

August 01, 2008
This is my daughter's favourite book and ofter has to be read 3 or 4 times in a row. It's the first book to be pulled from the box when she wants a story read to her. At 9 months she is now able to pull the flaps on each page to reveal the knickers...and takes much delight in doing so. I'm only worried that her first word will actually be 'knickers'

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Mythical Creatures

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by: James Harpur

April 07, 2008
This is my daughter's favourite book and ofter has to be read 3 or 4 times in a row. It's the first book to be pulled from the box when she wants a story read to her. At 9 months she is now able to pull the flaps on each page to reveal the knickers...and takes much delight in doing so. I'm only worried that her first word will actually be 'knickers'

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Fairies

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by: Alison Maloney

October 01, 2007
This is my daughter's favourite book and ofter has to be read 3 or 4 times in a row. It's the first book to be pulled from the box when she wants a story read to her. At 9 months she is now able to pull the flaps on each page to reveal the knickers...and takes much delight in doing so. I'm only worried that her first word will actually be 'knickers'