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The Owl and the Pussycat

Zog and The Flying Doctors, written by Julia Donaldson and Illustrated by Axel Scheffler. Zog flying over a castle with 2 doctors on his back. — Zog and the Flying Doctors

Tomb painting of a pharaoh surrounded by birds and other river creatures. — Stepping Stones in the History of Western Art

The Elephant Tree

Siily Goose and Daft Duck Play Hide and Seek written by Sally Grindley and illustrated by Adrian Reynolds. A large goose and little duck stroll wing in wing down a path lined by trees and bushes. — Silly Goose and Daft Duck Play Hide-and-Seek

This is the Bear and the Scary Night

for every child — For Every Child

The title of the book ‘The Polar Express’ is written in bold, white letters across the top. Below is the engine of an old fashioned steam train with a pointed snow plough at the front. Snow is falling steadily through the night sky. — The Polar Express

A Quiet Night In written and illustrated by Jill Murphy, publshed by Walker Books. A family of elephants sitting on a sofa listening to daddy elephant read a story book. — A Quiet Night In

Old lady in peasants clothes bent over cooking eggs in a terracotta pot — What’s Cooking? (Adult Touch to See Club)

One Mole Digging a Hole, written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Nick Sharratt. A mole wearing psychedelic welly boots digging a hole in a pretty little garden. — One Mole Digging a Hole

My Granny Went to Market, a round the world couting rhyme by Stella Bllackstone annd Christopher Corr. A granny in a pink dress, holding a rolled up carpet under her arm, is surrounded by brightly coloured market stalls and sellers with carts. — A Journey Around the World

Walls and towers of a romantic castle surrounded by a moat. — Architecture Collection II

Red squirrel with golden furry tail eating a nut. — The Nature of Britain

The Witch Baby, written and illustrated by Wendy Smith. A wizard, a witch and a witch baby flying on a broomstick with two little black cats. — The Witch Baby

Who am I? Judith Nicholls and Robin Davies. A round green frog spawn with two suprised eyes floats in a bubble, iin a pond surrounded by pond weed. — Who am I?

Colin Jackson is pictured clearing a hurdle. In the background the sports stadium is full of spectators. — Get Set Go! Summer Games Celebration

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carol. An unfurling scroll, with the title written on it, occupies the main part of the picture and charachters from the story surround it, including a rabbit a girl in a blue dress and a ginger cat. — Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

Queen Victoria seated wearing crown, white veil, diamond necklace and black embellished dress. — Victorian Britain

Handa's Hen written and illustrated by Eileen Brown. Two african girls are side by side smiling and looking at their black hen. — Handa’s Hen

Charlotte's Web by EB White and illustrated by Garth Williams. A girl worriedly looks at a spider hanging by a thread, whilst she holds a worriedly looking pig in her arms, charlottes web — Charlotte’s Web

Dog's Night written by Meredith Hooper and illustrated by Alan Curless. Five dogs of different sizes, stand on each others back as one climbs into a painting in a frame. — Painting Stories

The bustling town of Huddersfield during the 1960s depicting matchstick figures and towering mills in the foreground and hills in the background. — Town & Country (Adult Touch to See Club)

Boo! written and illustrated by Colin McNaugton. A pig wearing red and whiite striped dungarees, a blue cap and a black eye mask is jumping in the air, boo — Boo!

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