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The Fed-up Vacuum Cleaner ‘I’m fed up,’ said the little vacuum cleaner.
And gobble spiders.’ I know what I’ll do,’ said the little vacuum cleaner. ‘I’ll run away. ’So the little vacuum cleaner runs away to find friends and to have fun. However, he finds that life outside is not so good and when he returns home he finds that he is really appreciated there. ‘It’s nice to be home again, said the little vacuum cleaner.’ A nice, easy read for children aged between 5 and 7. General Field Mouse In the gate came lots of mice.
Down the long roads, run, run, running came the mice. Through the dark roads, creep, creep, creeping came the mice. The mice are in deadly danger, but brave General Field Mouse thinks of a plan. The mice end up safe, and the cats end up very wet, and determined never to go near those field mice again! A good story, and easy to read for children aged between 5 and 7. The pictures offer lots of opportunities to talk about the text. I Want a Dog ‘Mum, I want a dog,’ says Rory. The twins want a dog. The trouble is they want big, difficult dogs and Mum is a busy working mum and she just wants a quiet life.
‘I want a St Bernard,’ says Robert. How will it all work out? What’s going to happen? Fun for 5 to 7 year-olds. Could also be appropriate for intelligent older children with reading difficulties. The Wizard of the Woods He looked like a cat.
But he wasn’t a cat. He was a wizard. He was the wizard of the woods. The King of the Night has stolen the sun. A little black cat (who is no ordinary cat) must bring it back – with the help of some magic. An easy read for an imaginative child. Should be popular with those seven-year-olds who want to read Harry Potter, and can’t.
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