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|author=Mary Webb, Daniel Swift and Lauren O'Neill
|title=Gulliver
|rating=4.5
|genre=Confident Readers
|summary=Be careful what you wish for. Gulliver wants adventure – and boy is he going to get it. His very first voyage ends in an almighty storm, which ends in him being washed onto a shore alone – but the shores of an island where he himself is almighty, compared to the inhabitants. After being shot at with the smallest of arrows, chained up, made a spectacle of – and sorted out a problem of etiquette most diplomatically – he tries again, only to be stranded on a second island, completely in contrast to the first… Whether or not you recognise the story from this summary, be relieved that this most perfectly conveys big ideas (and those of one big book in particular) for small people…
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847176763</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Anthea Bell and Anna Morgunova
|summary=I'm not sure you ever grow out of Old Bear stories. I just curled up in a blanket to read this latest collection of stories, and when I'd finished my nine year old daughter sneaked over and took the book upstairs to read it by herself! Here we have twenty one stories and poems, all fairly short so useful when you need a quick bedtime! All your old favourites are here - Bramwell Bear and Duck and Little Bear, just waiting for you to snuggle up and read about their latest adventures.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1910706159</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Ruth Binney
|title=The English Countryside (Amazing and Extraordinary Facts)
|rating=4
|genre=Animals and Wildlife
|summary=I live in the countryside and spend as much time as the weather will allow exploring it, so the chance to read Ruth Binney's ''The English Countryside'' was too good to be missed. We've met Ruth [[The Allotment Experience by Ruth Binney|before]] at Bookbag and we know that she writes well and interestingly, but just one thing was worrying me about this book. It's a hardback and beautifully presented but its the size of book that you slip into a pocket or handbag. Would it be rather superficial?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1910821012</amazonuk>
}}

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