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In the book, Pfister portrays Rainbow Fish as a vain character due to his shining scales. He is described as the “most beautiful fish in the sea.” When a blue fish asks for one of his scales Rainbow Fish refuses, and this causes all the other fish to leave him all alone.
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Another Julia Donaldson story. Find out what happens to this misbehaving rat...
The Highway Rat was a beast. ' This book tells the tale of the Highway Rat; a rat who travels around on his trusty steed stealing whatever food he can from the travellers he meets, although cakes and chocolate are what he prefers. This plan works very effectively leaving the other animals in the book starving.
Welcome to Mr Men Monday! I will release a different Mr Men story each Monday. Mr Messy is a very messy person and gets help from two unlikely friends. Enjoy!
Mr. Messy was always messy, he leaves messy fingerprints wherever he goes. He lives in a house with broken windows, paint that is peeling off, missing tiles from the roof, and a dirty garden. His routine was leaving everything dirty as well.
Five African animals think that they’re ugly, but some very important animals say otherwise. Enjoy the story.
The book is about the animals known on safari as the Ugly Five – the cosmetically challenged companions of the more famous Big Five (lion, leopard, rhinoceros, buffalo and elephant). They are the wildebeest, warthog, spotted hyena, lappet-faced vulture and Marabou stork.
A large tiger comes to the house to eat and drink everything! Enjoy the story. Search Results Featured snippet from the web The Tiger Who Came to Tea. The Tiger Who Came to Tea is a short children's story, first published by HarperCollins in 1968, written and illustrated by Judith Kerr. The book concerns a girl called Sophie, her mother, and an anthropomorphised tiger who interrupts their afternoon tea.
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