Books with author A. L. French

(A story about: mosquitoes)There are so many diseases carried by mosquitoes like: dengue, yellow fever, zika, malaria and chikungunya. Peanut learns about mosquitoes and how she can help to control their spread.Meet Sabine Clementine James, alias Peanut, a curious eight year old who makes it her business to find out all she can about the world in which she lives.

(A story about taking care of our teeth) Peanut has had too many sweets and it’s Sunday and she has a toothache! Only the dentist can help! But everywhere is closed. What can her mummy and daddy do? Meet Sabine Clementine James, alias Peanut, a curious eight year old who makes it her business to find out all she can about the world in which she lives.

(The story about: stopping suicide)To recognise a Bully Buster one must become a Bully Buster. This is the story of how six young people became Bully Busters and saved a life in the process.Meet Sabine Clementine James, alias Peanut, a curious eight year old who makes it her business to find out all she can about the world in which she lives.She got the name Peanut when Daddy Max, her paternal Grandfather named her as such because she was as small as a peanut when she was born.These are the adventures of a little girl, who, together with the reader will learn much about the world in which we all live.

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