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|title=Changing Guard at Buckingham Palace

|author=A A Milne and E H Shepard

|rating=5

|genre=Children's Rhymes and Verse

|summary=Do you remember that time when they were changing guard at Buckingham Palace, and Christopher Robin went down with Alice? Or how about that Christmas when King John (not a good man) asked for lots of things but only really wanted a big, India-rubber ball? These were the poems of my childhood, so much so that when this new compilation arrived I remembered some of them by heart even though it must have been a good 20 years since I leafed through 'Now We Are Six' and 'When We Were Very Young'

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1405268638</amazonuk>

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|summary=After destroying Mahala's power source, Rojan really, really wants to keep his head down. The Ministry thinks he's dead - which helps - but with the last scraps of power fast fading, people are starving and the danger of riots and chaos looms.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0356501671</amazonuk>

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~~|title=Wild~~

~~|author=Emily Hughes~~

~~|rating=5~~

~~|genre=For Sharing~~

|summary=''Wild'' is the story of a girl who has grown up in the forest with only the animals to care for her, but this is where she belongs and she is happy. All of the animals love her and she loves them. She learns how to speak from the birds, what to eat from the bears, how to play from the foxes, and the deer and the rabbit keep her company as she sleeps. She has no clothing, nor does she need it, Her long mane of unruly green hair covers the important bits and gives her the appearance of something that has sprung to life from the forest itself. She is creature of pure innocence.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1909263087</amazonuk>~~

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