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The Funny Fair: First Language


Book Description
The Funny Fair sees the central character, Jester Bit, scheming and dreaming. Will his cunning twiddle stick lead him to, or help him out of trouble? What prompts a friend to swell and feel out of shape at a Hall of Crazy Mirrors? Three friends hatch a crafty plan ...
Book Information
PublisherJohn Catt Educational
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages62
ISBN-101909717150
ISBN-13978-1909717152
Publication Date06/22/2015
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About James Field (Illustrator) : James Field is a published author and an illustrator of children's books. Some of the published credits of James Field include Real Ninja: Over 20 True Stories of Seafaring Sculduggery (Real), Fighter... more
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3/19/2017 Eiry Rees Thomas said:
“We are deeply embroiled in ‘Flitlit Fever’ in the classroom – in fact, it has taken over our lives somewhat! We have read the stories, analysed the language, looked for poetic devices, written reviews, composed Flitlit anthems, designed book covers, written raps, de-constructed characters, ... more

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