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ian whybrow

    May 3, 1941
    ian whybrow
    Say Hello to the Snowy Animals!
    Little Wolf, Terror of the Shivery Sea
    The Tickle Book
    Aliens Stole My Dog
    Say Hello To The Dinosaurs!
    Say Hello to the Animals!
    • Aliens Stole My Dog

      • 64 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Books with blatant boy appeal which offer first steps on the path to reading confidence.

      Aliens Stole My Dog
    • The Tickle Book

      • 12 pages
      • 1 hour of reading
      4.3(107)Add rating

      Tom and Bear are out for the day but they'd better look out ... there's a Ticklemonster about!

      The Tickle Book
    • From traditional tales to Yuletide legends from around the world, this timeless collection of fourteen Christmas classics is perfect for the whole family to share aloud. This festive anthology includes favorite stories such as "The Fir Tree," "The Nutcracker," and "The First Christmas," tales by Louisa May Alcott and L. M. Montgomery, and extracts from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. Each specially selected story features an introduction by award-winning author Ian Whybrow, and is beautifully illustrated to complement its mood and style.

      The Kingfisher Book of Classic Christmas Stories
    • Young readers will want to hear the quack-happy rhythms of this lively read-aloud book over and over again.

      Quacky Quack-quack!
    • Harry and the Dinosaurs Go to School

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      It's Harry's first day at school. He and his dinosaurs are very excited and perhaps a little bit nervous. But when Harry's dinosaur friends don't join him in the classroom, Harry's not so sure he's going to like school, but the dinosaurs come to the rescue and Harry and his new friend learn just how much fun school can really be.

      Harry and the Dinosaurs Go to School
    • When Harry goes to Charlie's house, he doesn't want Charlie to play with his toys. Soon, however, he gets drawn into a game when Charlie builds a swamp. Harry decides to let his toys out of their case so they can play too, and finds that sharing can be great fun.

      Romp in the Swamp