Tiny, the Secret Adventurer – serie
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80 kr
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You don't have to be big to be brave!A brand new inclusive series full of heart-warming adventure perfect for young readers.Tiny is a small creature with a big heart living in a school garden. Her animal neighbours don't like her because she looks like a human. They think humans are big, noisy and messy and they're scared. But when Frog is in danger Tiny comes to the rescue and makes friends! A brand new series full of heart-warming adventure perfect for fans of The Naughtiest Unicorn and Hotel Flamingo. With gorgeous black and white illustrations by Kübra Teber.
80 kr
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"Gorgeous...a very modern story with a wonderful inclusive message about caring for the world and those around you." Holly Webb You don't have to be big to be brave!Heart-warming adventures of friendship, courage and discovery, brought vividly to life with gorgeous illustrations by Kübra Teber. Ideal for young readers.One day a mystery visitor with large paws, sharp fangs and shining eyes arrives in the school garden where Tiny lives with her animal friends. The animals are scared, but Tiny realizes this young creature needs help... Can she persuade the others that this mystery visitor means them no harm?
78 kr
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You don't have to be big to be brave! Heart-warming adventures of friendship, courage and discovery, brought vividly to life with gorgeous illustrations by Kübra Teber. Ideal for younger readers. When Tiny is picked up by a bird mistaking her for a worm, she's dropped into the school summer fair taking place in the middle of the playground. With so many people about this is a place filled with danger for Tiny. Her animal friends try to rescue her, but their plans go horribly wrong. Will any of them get back to safety?"Gorgeous...a very modern story with a wonderful inclusive message about caring for the world and those around you." Holly Webb"Ideal for younger readers looking for adventure close to home." The Guardian