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A Gold Star for George by Alice Hemming and Kimberley Scott (view source)
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We also really enjoyed [[Robopop by Alice Hemming and James Lent]] by the same author.
'''Editor's Note''': We've now see ''A Gold Star for George'' as an early reader. It's a nice size and weight for small hands, the font is clear and the paper is slightly off-white which makes for easier reading. The paperis substantial enough that there's no bleed-through from the reverse of the page, which can be off-putting for young readers with L plates, or those suffering from dyslexia.'''Editor's Note''': We've now see ''A Gold Star for George'' as an early reader. It's a nice size and weight for small hands, the font is clear and the paper is slightly off-white which makes for easier reading. The paperis substantial enough that there's no bleed-through from the reverse of the page, which can be off-putting for young readers with L plates, or those suffering from dyslexia. {{amazontext|amazon=18488617101848861974}}
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