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|author=Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd
|title=Goodnight Moon
|rating=4
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=Bunny was cosily tucked up in bed. It's a big room, painted green (''very'' green) and with lots of things scattered around. Before Bunny goes to sleep he's going to look at them all and then say goodnight to each of them. There are the pictures on the walls (from nursery rhymes and fairy tales), a couple of kittens, a pair of mittens, a doll's house and a young mouse, a comb and a brush and a bowl of mush as well as a quiet old lady who was whispering ''hush''. You get the idea? We're moving through the objects one by one in gentle rhyme before we start to say goodnight to them all.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0230764843</amazonuk>
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|author=Alexander McCall Smith
|summary= Seventeenth century England isn't always a comfortable place to live. Apart from the obvious differences from the modern day – no National Health Service, no laws to protect orphans like Christopher from cruelty and exploitation, and a constant foul smell from poor sanitation - fear and suspicion are a daily fact of life. In 1665 Charles II has been back on the throne for several years, but not everyone is happy about his extravagant and luxurious life-style, even among those who found the Puritan rules of Cromwell's time excessively strict. There are spies everywhere, and rumours of conspiracies fill the streets. It's a time to keep your head down and avoid attention from the authorities.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>014136064X</amazonuk>
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