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|author= Jackie Morris and James Mayhew
|title= Mrs Noah's Pockets
|rating= 5
|genre= For Sharing
|summary= The heavy rains, Noah building his ark and the animals going in two by two to be saved. This most familiar of stories has been retold time and time again but not like this. This time there is twist and someone else quietly takes centre stage. When Mr Noah builds the ark, he makes two lists - one for all the animals who will come on board and one for those troublesome creatures he will leave behind. Meanwhile, Mrs Noah gets out her sewing machine and makes a coat with very deep pockets. Lots of pockets.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>191095909X</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Lisa Papp
|summary=When Class One go on a trip to the farm, the day is not plain sailing. The teacher's traumas don't revolve around the usual 'who will be sick on the coach' issues however, and instead relate to one rather grumpy farmyard animal - the bull! All sorts of trauma ensues when the bull escapes from his field, and it takes a lot of the children working together to be able to catch him back in his field and lock him up. All things considered, this probably isn't the best book for any teachers to read aloud the day before a school trip...
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1444927159</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Antje Damm
|title=Waiting for Goliath
|rating=4
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=Bear is waiting for Goliath. That's Bear on the cover and it was what first drew me to this book. He looks so ''forlorn'' that I wanted to know what the problem was. He's not exactly forlorn, but he has been waiting at the bus stop since dawn and he might be getting just a little bit bored. He lies down (legs dangling down and tummy flat on the seat) and explains to everyone that Goliath is his best friend. Robin wanted to know if Goliath is as strong as Bear and Bear says that he is. He's smart too. He can count to eighteen. Bear's obviously been at the stop for quite a while as the spring flowers have fallen from the trees. He's there through the dark too - he just curls up and sleeps on the seat.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>177657141X</amazonuk>
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