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A Holiday For Bear
Duncan Beedie
Templar Books
Duncan Beedie’s adorable Bear returns in a fourth story and this time on his daily walk through the forest he responds to his friend Frog’s “What’s the matter, Bear?” by saying that despite loving the forest and his friends, everything has suddenly started to feel the same. Fro...
Again! said Rabbit
Marjorke Henrichs
Scallywag Press
Rabbit is off to spend a day on the beach with Mum and Dad Rabbit. “Time to relax,” says Dad as they arrive; little does he know.
Rabbit has brought along his bucket and spade, a kite, Ted and Elephant and a ball. First, Rabbit and Dad kick the ball; “AGAIN!” Rabbit sa...
The Dog Who Was (Almost) Perfect
Jack Kurland
Frances Lincoln Children’s Books
This is the second book by author/illustrator Jack Kurland and this time it features a pooch (mainly). Meet dachshund Doris, a dog that is perfect in everything she does – skateboarding, swimming, stick fetching, squirrel chasing and lots more be...
The Fluffy Futon
Yuichi Kasano
Gecko Press
On the opening spread we see a rather rotund Grandma spreading a futon on the porch to air in the sun. Slightly closer observation reveals several animals lurking nearby: there’s a curly porcine tail, a pair of curved horns, a wing, tail feathers and two yellow claws. Almost as soo...
Cliff The Man with a Seagull on his Head
Gareth Hopkins and Alex Latimer
Happy Yak
Cliff is the keeper at the old lighthouse, a lonely job until the unexpected arrival of a seagull that lands on his head and there it remains. Quite soon it feels normal to have this creature perched on his hat and wherever Cliff goes so does...