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After The Storm
Nick Butterworth
Collins
There has been a storm in Percy the Park Keeper's park. Together with his animal friends Percy sets out to repair the damage. There is a real treat at the end of the book.
Celebration - Children Just Like Me
In Association with unicef
Dorling Kindersley
Festivals, carnivals and feast days from around the world. This book is full of information and delightful photographs.
Delicious! (Pumpkin Soup)
Helen Cooper
Picture Corgi
A delightful sequel to Pumpkin Soup. The illustration in this book are delightful and what we have come to expect from Helen Cooper.
Cat, Squirrel and Duck have no pumpkin to make their favourite, Pumpkin Soup, so they have to try something new!
Ferdie and the Falling Leaves
Julia Rowlinson
Gullane Children's Books
Lots of lovely descriptive language in this seasonal book about Ferdie the fox who worries about his favourite tree losing its leaves in the Autumn.
Festivals Together
Sue Fitzjohn, Minda Weston, Judy Large
Hawthorn Press
A Guide to Multi-cultural Celebration
In the Country
Benedict Blathwayt
Oxford University Press
A lovely book depicting life on a farm throughout the year. The ariel view of the farm on each double page works really well as there are lots of things to see and find. Key words are illustrated on each page. A great book to share.
In the Town
Benedict Blathwayt
Oxford University Press
A lovely book showing a close-up view of life in the town. The busy pictures will encourage lots of conversation and can visited over and over again. A book that could be included in many topics.
Jump into January
Stella Blackstone
Barefoot Books
Whirl through the months of the year in this action packed seek-and-find book that takes young readers on an outdoor adventure as the months pass by. The detailed pictures offer a wide variety of items to spot, while also teaching the changes that happen in nature as the year turns.
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