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Bedtime Stories to read aloud

By (author) Zanna Davidson, By (author) Kimberley Kinloch, By (author) Mairi Mackinnon, Illustrated by Peep Inside Christmas Emma Allen

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Curl up with these six cosy stories - perfect for reading aloud to little children. Meet the troll who has always wanted to brush his teeth, a naughty bunny who can't get to sleep and a dragon who lights the stars each night. An enchanting collection that will be sure to bring magic to bedtime. Chapters in this book include: - The Bunny Who Wouldn't Go to Bed - The Wide-Awake Bird - The Troll Who Wanted to Brush his Teeth - Just One More - A Tiger's Tale - Tiny Dragon and the Star Bear

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