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Stories For 7 Year Olds
Various Authors
Paperback (ReadHowYouWant, Jan. 19, 2015)Chosen with 7 year olds in mind, this is an energetic collection of wonderful children's stories.
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Magical Stories for 6 Year Olds
Helen Paiba
Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Nov. 1, 2017)Magical Stories for 6 Year Olds is a bright and varied selection of marvelously magical stories by some of the very best writers for children. Perfect for reading alone or aloud—and for dipping into time and time again. With stories from The Brothers Grimm, Berlie Doherty, Joan Aiken, Geraldine McCaughrean and many more, this book will provide hours of fantastic fun for six-year-olds.
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Fifty Stories for 6 Year Olds
Marie Greenwood
Hardcover (Gallery Books, Aug. 1, 1989)A collection of stories that contains lively adventures, curious creatures and humorous tales from traditional and modern sources
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Magical Stories for 5 Year Olds
Helen Paiba
Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Nov. 1, 2017)Magical Stories for 5 Year Olds is a bright and varied selection of marvelously magical stories by some of the very best writers for children. Perfect for reading alone or aloud—and for dipping into time and time again. With stories from Joan Aiken, Margaret Mayo, Alf Proysen, Margaret Mahy and many more, this book will provide hours of fun for five-year-olds.
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Stories for Five Year Olds
Edward Blishen, Nancy Blishen, Polly Noakes
Paperback (Kingfisher Books, July 25, 1991)None
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Stories for Seven Year Olds
Edward Blishen, Nancy Blishen, Patricia Ludlow
Paperback (Kingfisher Books, July 25, 1991)This is a collection of stories designed to appeal to seven-year-olds, with appropriate themes and vocabulary for them to learn as they read. The selection ranges from classic stories by Rudyard Kipling, the Brothers Grimm and Arthur Ransome to retellings of legends from around the world.
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Stories for Nine Year Olds
See Title
Paperback (Puffin, March 15, 1981)This product is not only a valuable tool for developing reading skills in the ESL classroom, but also a nice addition for parents who seek for a good night stories that are interesting but do not cause any bad dreams.
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Stories for Seven Year Olds
Sara and (edited by) Corrin
Paperback (PUFFIN BOOKS, March 15, 1976)A collection of tales about princesses, giants, animals, magic, and other subjects from traditional and literary sources.
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Ladybird Stories for 4 Year Olds
Joan Stimson
eBook (Ladybird, Feb. 7, 2013)Ladybird's Stories for 4 Year Olds is a colourful ebook packed with three funny, imaginative stories that are just right for the attention span of the age group. It can be dipped in and out of for a quick short story, and is perfect for sharing with preschoolers both at bedtime and nap time.
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Scary Stories for Ten Year Olds
Helen Paiba
Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, May 5, 2000)Compiled by a highly regarded figure in the children's book world, this is a collection of spine-tingling tales of monsters and mystery, witches and weirdness, to seize the imagination for hours of shivery fun.
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75 Fun Stories for Kids: 3 to 8 Year Olds
Amanda J Michaels
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, )What Will You Find Here? Do you love reading Fun stories? Well, this eBook has lots of interesting stories for you. You can find stories on action, adventure, importance of good habits, friendship, pets, and having fun with family. You can also read this eBook with your friends and have fun. Let’s get started and see what all do we have here.
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Ladybird Stories for 2 Year Olds
Ladybird
Hardcover (Ladybird, Jan. 1, 2013)Ladybird Stories for 2 Year Olds is a lively collection of animal stories perfect for sharing with young children and ideal for bedtime reading. Each story is filled with colorful and amusing illustrations to entertain little ones. In "Christine's Cornflakes," children will love hearing how Christine the hippo's fussy eating leads to her trying everyone else's breakfast. "Douglas is The Dirty Dinosaur" who only gets clean at the car wash. The farmyard friends have great fun in "The Race" but they forget how clever Hilary Hen is! Brian the elephant has to ask all his friends if they have seen his teddy in "Where's Teddy," but he turns up in the end. Finally, a very ticklish tiger is the character in "Stop It!"—a fun rhyme at the end of the book.
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