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Books with title Jamie and the Cardboard Box

  • Hank and the Cardboard Box

    Janine Fenton

    language (, Nov. 8, 2017)
    This is the introduction of Hank, the curious black cat, who has won everyone's hearts. He is very intelligent and has many humanlike qualities, including giving a head nod when you ask him "what's up, Hank?" Hank spends the day with one of his favorite items. What mischief can Hank get into today?
  • The Cardboard Box

    Geoff Feasey

    eBook
    A Very Special Dog is a series of children’s stories that introduce ‘Cobbler Saint Knight’ who is a black Labrador. These short stories are a series of contemporary moral stories for children that will inspire them to help others and to become more aware of the needs around them. These stories follow the world famous adventures of ‘Cobbler Saint Knight’ – who is known as ‘Cobby’ by his master, and they are entitled, ‘Out At Night’, ‘The Birthday’, ‘The Firework Party’, ‘The Organ’, ‘The Accident’, ‘The Holiday’, ‘The Cardboard Box’, ‘The Visit’.
  • Willy and the Cardboard Boxes

    Lizi Boyd

    Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, June 1, 1991)
    With the help of his imagination and a lot of empty boxes at his father's office, Willy flies into a colorful world where the boxes become a boat, horse, fire truck, and more.
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  • Alexander and the Cardboard Box

    Isobel Bushell, John Bushell

    Hardcover (Barrons Educational Series Inc, Jan. 1, 1994)
    When a new washing machine arrives at his house, Alexander Panda finds many uses for the large box it is delivered in.
  • The Cardboard Box Book

    Danny Walsh

    Library Binding (Turtleback, May 1, 2006)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
  • The Cardboard Box

    Jane Horton

    Paperback (lulu.com, Nov. 6, 2018)
    This book is based on a true story of two friends separated by civil war and their eventual renewed friendship many years later. It's full of pictures, and though sad, it is full of hope and reconciliation. A must for children to understand the overcoming of religious and cultural barriers.
  • Jamie and the Cardboard Box

    Isla Costa

    Paperback (PublishAmerica, Jan. 5, 2010)
    Jamie is an ordinary 6-year-old boy who has lived all his young years in the country, happy and secure with his family and friends and his pre-school. Imagine having to leave all this and move to a city far away. He is angry, lonely, scared and hates his mum and dad for making his world so different. He unpacks his toy box then sneaks out to play in the backyard, climbing into the box to escape from this confusing new environment. Dramatically and suddenly his world changes and he is transported into a place that is scary, unknown, exhilarating and challenging, which is taking him on the journey of a lifetime. Jamie wonders how something so unreal can be so exciting and so cool. What is happening here? (Jamie and the cardboard box is the first book in a series of five)
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