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Mouse Mischief

Margaret Greaves, Jane Pinkney

Paperback (Pan Macmillan, Feb. 22, 1991)

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Osbert and Lucy

Ronald Ferns

Paperback (Pan Macmillan, Jan. 24, 1992)

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Peabody

Rosemary Wells

Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Sept. 24, 1987)

Annie's wonderful toy bear, Peabody, finds himself abandoned on the shelf after Annie is given a new walking, talking doll named Rita

The Bear's Water Picnic

John Yeoman, Quentin Blake

Paperback (Pan Macmillan, March 20, 1986)

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Peace at Last

Jill Murphy

Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Jan. 1, 1982)

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Loppylugs

Abigail Pizer

Paperback (Pan Macmillan, Dec. 6, 1991)

Loppylugs the floppy-eared rabbit, is fed up with his warm and cosy hutch - he longs to play with the wild rabbits in the field. So when his hutch door is left open, he sets off on a adventure.

Donkeys Dreadful Day

Hale

Paperback (Macmillan Education Australia Pty Ltd, May 3, 1984)

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The Great Games Book

no author

Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Oct. 20, 1988)

Winner of the Young Children sector of the Fiera di Bologna Graphics Prize in 1987, this book contains fourteen especially created board games devised by some of today's best-known illustrators including Susanna Gretz's teddybear's first game of draughts, to Angela Barrett's version of Ludo. Tony Ross contributes a game of tennis played under the Bumbledon Rules and Ralph Steadman offers children the chance to be naughty with "Don't do that!" Children should also enjoy meeting old and familiar favourites in "Alice in Wondergame" (John Talbot); "What-a-Mess in the Bone Race" (Frank Muir and Joseph Wright), and the Trumpets and Grumpets in "Heavens Above" (Peter Cross). The other illustrators include Jez Alborough; Quentin Blake; John Yeoman; Tony Blundell; Catherine Brighton; Alison Sage; Satoshi Kitamura; Shoo Rayner; Helen Wire and Fulvio Testa.