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Grand Old Oak and the Birthday Ball
More Than 100 Things to Find
«Praise for Brown Bear Wood: "A simple introduction to poetry, perfectly aimed at young children, that will be loved and enjoyed for a long time."', The Independent, Independent’s Best Kids Poetry Book 2021 'One to watch', Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times 'A tour de force of interactive two-dimensional nature', Kirkus starred review 'A simple yet magical first book of poetry', The Telegraph»
PRAISE FOR BROWN BEAR WOOD: 'A simple yet magical first book of poetry' - The Telegraph
With its gnarled trunk, giant branches and glossy leaves, Grand Old Oak is Bear's favourite tree in the woodland.
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PRAISE FOR BROWN BEAR WOOD: 'A simple yet magical first book of poetry' - The Telegraph
With its gnarled trunk, giant branches and glossy leaves, Grand Old Oak is Bear's favourite tree in the woodland. So when Bear learns that Oak is five hundred years old, he decides to plan an extra-special birthday ball.
In this first storybook of poetry, join Bear and his friends through the seasons as they prepare a magical birthday party, with lots of things to spot along the way."
With its gnarled trunk, giant branches and glossy leaves, Grand Old Oak is Bear's favourite tree in the woodland. So when Bear learns that Oak is five hundred years old, he decides to plan an extra-special birthday ball.
In this first storybook of poetry, join Bear and his friends through the seasons as they prepare a magical birthday party, with lots of things to spot along the way."
Detaljer
- Forlag
- Magic Cat Publishing
- Innbinding
- Innbundet
- Språk
- Engelsk
- ISBN
- 9781913520854
- Utgivelsesår
- 2023
- Format
- 31 x 26 cm
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«Praise for Brown Bear Wood: "A simple introduction to poetry, perfectly aimed at young children, that will be loved and enjoyed for a long time."', The Independent, Independent’s Best Kids Poetry Book 2021 'One to watch', Nicolette Jones, Sunday Times 'A tour de force of interactive two-dimensional nature', Kirkus starred review 'A simple yet magical first book of poetry', The Telegraph»