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The Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse (the original Peter Rabbit books)
Potter, Beatrix
Publié en 1993
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Fiction
Conte
The story of a little mouse's funny house, the visitors she has there, and how she finally rids herself of the untidy, messy ones.
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- Anglais (Langue)
Langue : Français
EAN : 1854713752
Too Much
Stott Dorothy
Publié en 1990
Livre
Fiction
Roman
PreSchool-- Little Duck's search for a place to swim puts him into all sorts of predicaments. He finds a wet umbrella "too tipsy," a can of paint "too messy," and a sink full of dishes "too soapy." It is all "too, too much" until Little Duck finds a pond that is "just right." Large, intimidating dogs and a surprised goldfish are all presented from Little Duck's perspective, increasing the book's appeal to young readers. Using warm, sunny watercolors and minimal text, Stott has created an endearing character whose humorous expressions will allow readers to anticipate the text. A book that's just right for toddler story hours. --Pearl Herscovitch, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.
English
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Langue : Français
Too Much Talk
Angela Shelf Medearis
Publié en 1996
Livre
Fiction
Roman
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Langue : Français
What's for dinner?
Yorke Stephen
Publié en 1992
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Fiction
Album
anglais
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Langue : Français
What's for Lunch?
Yorke Stephen
Livre
Fiction
Album
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Langue : Français
What's for Breakfast?
Yorke Stephen
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Fiction
Album
anglais
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Langue : Français
Baby Bear goes to the Zoo
Broekstra, Lorette
Publié en 2000
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Fiction
Album
Mother and Baby Bear go to the zoo, where Baby Bear follows a pretty butterfly and loses his mother. He keeps hearing someone calling 'Baby Bear! Baby Bear! and follows the sound, only to find that it is the mother Brown Bear calling her baby, then the mother Panda, then the mother Polar Bear, and so on. Just when he is getting very upset, not too mention very hungry for his lunch, he hears someone calling 'Baby Bear! Baby Bear! and runs to find his mother, waiting for him with open arms and a big basket full of lunch! Melbourne-based graphic artist Lorette Broekstra wrote this, her first book, for her two young children
anglais
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Langue : Français
