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|author=Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman

|title=Bear Counts

|rating=5

|genre=For Sharing

|summary=If a bear approaches you in the woods and asks you for help counting, the only numbers you will need to be aware of are the steps you take pegging it in the opposite direction. Thankfully, the bear of this story is a friendly creature and he hangs out mostly with his woodland pals and not terrified humans. Can he help us count to five before the terror grips us?

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1471125459</amazonuk>

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{{newreview

|author=Joan Aiken and Quentin Blake

|summary=Ah, that age old battle, of how to teach your children to be polite. I had a teacher who had magic hands, and she would only release what she was holding if you remembered to say please and thank you to her! This board book introduces the word please in a lovely way, right from a very early age!

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>184869055X</amazonuk>

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~~|author= Elli Woollard and Benji Davies~~

~~|title=The Giant of Jum~~

~~|rating=5~~

~~|genre=For Sharing~~

|summary=The Giant of Jum is hungry and it’s making him grumpy. Luckily he remembers his brother telling him a story about a beanstalk and a boy called Jack and this leads the Giant to set off to find his own Jack. The boy will, he decides, make a very tasty snack. But things don’t work out as he plans. Instead of eating the children he meets along the way he ends up helping them, using his extra height to fetch a lost ball and rescue a cat from a tree. When he finally finds Jack will he really be able to eat Jack up? And if he doesn’t eat Jack, how will he fill his rumbling tummy? You’ll have to read the book to find out.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447254740</amazonuk>~~

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