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A humorous picture book about a bear who loses his trousers, from the author of Old Bear .
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One day Old Bear, Bramwell Brown, Little Bear and the other toys hear a strange and forlorn sound in the garden. They open the door and in bounds a loveable but neglected little dog, who has no name, no home and worst of all has never had a birthday. The toys decide to put this r ...
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Numbers are fun with Little Bear and his friends. Hissey's classic illustrations, simple text, and the numbers one to ten appearing on every page, provide a companion for children who are learning to count.
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A collection of four Little Bear picture books. In Little Bear and the Jolly Dragon , the toys come across a fearsome dragon sleeping in a den under the chair wearing Little Bear's trousers! Could it have really eaten Little Bear? Or perhaps this little dragon isn't quite as fie ...
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From the moment they wake up to the time that they go to bed, Little Bear and his playroom friends always have a lot to do. Find out how they pass the time in this easy-to-use tell-the-time book.
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When a strange package arrives in the nursery, everyone is puzzled. What on earth could it be? Little Bear is sure it's full of treasure, but Duck has his doubts. It's probably empty, he moans. But when the box speaks, it is clear that something much more exciting than treasure ...
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Little Bear has built a tower of 'Square' bricks. 'Ooops a daisy!' Duck is hiding in an 'Oblong' box. Will Old Bear find him? For Little Bear's birthday, Old Bear has made a big 'Round' cake. This work helps small children recognise shapes.
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A mini-picture-book edition of the third of Jane Hissey's stories featuring Old Bear and his friends in the nursery. When they play a game of hide-and-seek, Little Bear hides himself so well that he can't be found at all, and soon a massive bear-hunt is under way.
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