
it is a bit preachy, but my son likes it. next week it'll probably be daisy head maisy
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are you familiar with Lynley Dodd? My Cat Likes to Hide in Boxes was her first book, but the Hairy Maclary series is probably best known.

the moral can be applied to any area of raping, pillaging and comsumption. the fact that they chose a forest to base the story on can come accross as a bit tree hugging, but the message is a good one and the story's fun to read.
my cat likes to hide in boxes sounds very familiar, i may have had that when i was young
i will have to check out some of her other work.
i like Nick Butterworth's books, they're nicely illustrated and fun to read as well. Q pootle 5 is my favourite of his
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Wed 7 Dec 2011, 2:40,
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my cat likes to hide in boxes sounds very familiar, i may have had that when i was young
i will have to check out some of her other work.
i like Nick Butterworth's books, they're nicely illustrated and fun to read as well. Q pootle 5 is my favourite of his

www.gavinbishop.com/
a very talented artist, and I don't say that lightly
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a very talented artist, and I don't say that lightly

My favourite book was On Beyond Zebra for being random and spooky.
the best single page though must be from One Fish Two Fish:
We found this one in the park, in the dark, we will take him home, we will call him Clark. Clark will live at our house, Clark will grow and grow. Will our mother like this? We don't know.
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Wed 7 Dec 2011, 4:48,
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the best single page though must be from One Fish Two Fish:
We found this one in the park, in the dark, we will take him home, we will call him Clark. Clark will live at our house, Clark will grow and grow. Will our mother like this? We don't know.