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No Babysitters Allowed
Amber Stewart, Laura Rankin
Hardcover (Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, Oct. 14, 2008)Hopscotch is a very brave bunny—except when his parents go out and Mrs. Honeybunch comes to stay. She wants to play, but Hopscotch would much rather be alone in his special NO BABYSITTERS ALLOWED fort . . . that is, until he hears Mrs. Honeybunch reading his books all wrong. But explaining the right way to tell the stories would mean leaving his fort, and Hopscotch isn’t sure he’s brave enough for that. This sweetly funny story about separation anxiety will provide ample reassurance to young children (and their worried parents) facing babysitter night.
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No Babysitters Allowed
Amber Stewart, Laura Rankin
Hardcover (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Oct. 14, 2008)Hopscotch is a very brave bunny―except when his parents go out and Mrs. Honeybunch comes to stay. She wants to play, but Hopscotch would much rather be alone in his special NO BABYSITTERS ALLOWED fort . . . that is, until he hears Mrs. Honeybunch reading his books all wrong. But explaining the right way to tell the stories would mean leaving his fort, and Hopscotch isn't sure he's brave enough for that. This sweetly funny story about separation anxiety will provide ample reassurance to young children (and their worried parents) facing babysitter night.
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No Babysitters Allowed
Amber Stewart, Laura Rankin
Paperback (Scholastic, Aug. 16, 2008)Rare Book
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No Babysitters Allowed
Amber Stewart, Laura Rankin
Paperback (Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, March 2, 2009)Hopscotch is a very brave bunny - except when his parents go out and Mrs Honeybunch comes to babysit. She wants to play, but Hopscotch would much rather be alone in his special NO BABYSITTERS ALLOWED camp ...that is, until he hears Mrs Honeybunch reading his books all wrong. Is Hopscotch brave enough to help her read them correctly?
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No Babysitters Allowed by Amber Stewart
Amber Stewart
Hardcover (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Aug. 16, 1769)None
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No Babysitters Allowed
Amber Stewart, Laura Rankin
Hardcover (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Oct. 14, 2008)Hopscotch is a very brave bunny—except when his parents go out and Mrs. Honeybunch comes to stay. She wants to play, but Hopscotch would much rather be alone in his special NO BABYSITTERS ALLOWED fort . . . that is, until he hears Mrs. Honeybunch reading his books all wrong. But explaining the right way to tell the stories would mean leaving his fort, and Hopscotch isn’t sure he’s brave enough for that. This sweetly funny story about separation anxiety will provide ample reassurance to young children (and their worried parents) facing babysitter night.
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No Babysitters Allowed
Amber Stewart, Laura Rankin
Library Binding (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Oct. 14, 2008)Hopscotch is a very brave bunny―except when his parents go out and Mrs. Honeybunch comes to stay. She wants to play, but Hopscotch would much rather be alone in his special NO BABYSITTERS ALLOWED fort . . . that is, until he hears Mrs. Honeybunch reading his books all wrong. But explaining the right way to tell the stories would mean leaving his fort, and Hopscotch isn't sure he's brave enough for that. This sweetly funny story about separation anxiety will provide ample reassurance to young children (and their worried parents) facing babysitter night.
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