Famous five colour short stories: when Timmy chased the cat!

The Famous Five are on their way to the cinema when Timmy spots a cat and races after it, taking the gang on a detour to an empty house. But is it really empty? There are some very strange sounds that tell a different story...

Famous five colour short stories: happy christmas, five

It is Christmas Eve, and the Famous Five are excited about their mountain of presents—especially Timmy! But when Timmy barks furiously he is sent outside, leaving a thief free to steal all the gifts. Can Timmy manage to save the day?

Famous five colour short stories: five have a puzzling time

When George spots a light on Kirrin Island in the middle of the night, it's the first clue that there are intruders on her private island. Who are the mysterious visitors—and why are they there?

Famous five colour short stories: a lazy afternoon

It's so terribly hot, the Five are having a lazy afternoon... but the gang don't get the peace and quiet they imagined! What are the men on the motorbikes up to? Can they be stopped?

Famous five colour short stories: George's hair is too long

All George wants is a haircut, but she gets tangled up with some cunning burglars. Julian, Dick and Anne are too busy eating ice cream to help. So who will save the day?

Famous five colour short stories: five and a half-term adventure

Timmy spots some suspicious-looking people on a train. What is so unusual about one of the passengers? How will the Five solve this mystery?

Fergus goes quackers!

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9781848122963

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unpaged ; ill. ; 27,5 cm

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Fergus and Marigold

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9781853404788

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unpaged ; ill. ; 26 cm

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Sloth's shoes

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9780099407577

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unpaged ; ill. ; 29 cm

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The Little Prince

The Little Prince is a modern fable, and for readers far and wide both the title and the work have exerted a pull far in excess of the book's brevity. Written and published first by Antoine de St-Exup�ry in 1943, only a year before his plane disappeared on a reconnaissance flight, it is one of the world's most widely translated books, enjoyed by adults and children alike. In the meeting of th…