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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>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Nick Denchfield and Ant Parker
|summary= I don't like Thomas the Tank Engine. He may be a 'really useful' engine but he is also over exposed and (Surely? Please?) at commercial saturation point. Why then do I have a copy of 'Three Cheers for Thomas the Tank Engine' at my side? Well, for the same reason that a pack of Thomas, Percy and James socks, infant size 3-5, ended up in my shopping basket at the weekend. Yes, the owner of those titchy feet is my toddler boy and boy, does he love Thomas.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1405276053</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=David Ellwand
|title=Wake Up, Alfred!
|rating=4
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=It's Alfred's birthday! We don't know how old he is, because once dogs have reached full size they tend to look much the same for quite a few years. And talking of looks, Alfred does look rather splendid – he's a Great Dane in gorgeous condition. But – back to the book! We see – in a series of black and white photographs – Alfred being woken up (he wears a nightcap), looking outside his kennel to see what the postman has brought him, opening his presents, laying the table before his friends arrive (and being just a little bit naughty by balancing a tea cup and saucer on his head...), putting the bunting up for the party, making the cake, having a much-needed bath (after making a bit of a mess with the cake), choosing which hat he's going to wear and then having great fun with his friends – there are seven dogs, two mice and a cat.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1910646016</amazonuk>
}}
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