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The Man Who Wore All His Clothes by Allan Ahlberg and Katharine McEwen (view source)
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Follow on stories about the Gaskitts are ''The Woman Who Won Things'', ''The Cat who Got Carried Away'' and ''The Children Who Smelled A Rat''. These titles are equally enjoyable and as beautifully produced. Older primary school readers might like to move on to Ahlberg's poetry collection ''Please Mrs Butler''. Here at Bookbag we were much taken by the ingenuity of [[Previously by Allan Ahlberg|Previously]]. For more clothes-based fun, check out [[Lulu's Clothes by Camilla Reid and Ailie Busby]].
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