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When twenty-four robbers visit a woman's cottage she gives them what they ask for, but they keep coming back for more until they are ready to give something to her.

When Mother Cat sends her two youngest kittens to do an errand in town, their imaginations run wild with scary possibilities.

Where do balloons go at bedtime? Matthew has the answer but, as usual, his bossy sister Jessica needs to see the proof. A fun book that take the reader on a journey to the imaginary land of Balloonia.

When Matthew loses a tooth, Jessica decides to make the Tooth Fairy's visit doubly worthwhile. Fantastic for encouraging children to keep their teeth clean enough to warrant a place in the 'hall of pe

Matthew just can't keep his shoelaces tied and is always tripping up. When the magic man offers to swap Matthew's laces for a magic pair, he thinks his wish has come true but soon realises that there

A boy must contend with his weird parents--a mother who puts a hard-boiiled egg with rabbit ears and whiskers in his lunchbox and a father who asks the boy to imitate a chicken in public

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Washington Childrenu2019s Choice Picture Book AwardAn oversized paperback edition of the classic cumulative tale, perfect for sharing at bedtime, naptime…anytime!More than a foot in length and height, this big book version of The Napping House makes story time easy. Humorous and inviting, this story encourages young kids to read along—and make predictions.In the napping house is a cozy bed piled high with a snoring granny, a dreaming child, a dozing dog, a snoozing cat, and a slumbering mouse. What could be more comfy?All is at peace until the appearance of an unexpected visitor and before you know it, no one is sleeping! This classic story by Audrey Wood and illustrated by Caldecott-honoree Don Wood is a must-have for the family library.

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