
Michael Recycle
Ellie Bethal
Written by Christine Morton
Illustrated by Nigel McMullen
Suitable for: 0-5 years
Sponsored by: Lloyds TSB Foundation
Available braille grades: Grade 1, Grade 2
It was a sleepy dark night. A creepy dark night. A night for naughty bears to creep downstairs. Horace and William need biscuits to make them brave. But can they get to the kitchen? Can they make it past the tick-tock, past the bob-bob, past – “the thing”.
Go back to his chin and trace over his greeny-blue pyjama jacket. It has a collar and three bumps down the middle. What are they I wonder ? That's right, they are his red jacket buttons. To the right of the top button, is a pocket. Feel round his pyjama trousers. They are greeny-blue too. On his feet he is wearing his monster face browny-red slippers. Can you find them? They are both facing outwards.
Now, we'll turn to his little toy bear William. Do you take a bear or cuddly toy to bed with you? It makes you feel nice and safe, doesn't it.
Run your fingers over William Bear.
Horace the Teddy Bear
Horace’s Mum
Clock, Cat, Fish
Ellie Bethal
David McKee
Wendy Smith
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