Below is a small selection of titles from the full catalogue.
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Silent Night - A Chirstmas Carol Sampler
Downes, Belinda; 1st; 1995.
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Illustrations to this famous carol are photographs of embroidery work
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Mickey's Christmas Carol
Disney, Walt; Disney; 1st; 1988.
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A different version of 'The Christmas Carol' for Disney addicts.
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
May, Robert L.; 1953.
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Words and pictures to the famous song.
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The Borribles
de Larrabeiti, Michael; 1st; 1976.
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A dark fantasy about a race of feral children.
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The whisper of glocken
Kendall, Carol; Gobbato, Imero; 1st English; 1967.
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The third book about the Minnipins.
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The Gammage Cup
Kendall, Carol; Blegvad, Erik; 1st Thus; 2000.
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The second story about the Minnipins, who live in an isolated mountain valley in America
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The Minnipins
Kendall, Carol; Blegvad, Erik; 1st English; 1960.
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The first in a series of three books about a race of small people, who live in an isolated valley. An American fantasy.
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The future took us
Severn, David; Richards, John; 1958.
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Interesting time-travel story from the late fifties, by an author better known for his family adventure series.
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Everest Climbed
Serraillier, Ian; Rosoman, Leonard; 1st; 1955.
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A narrative poem, inspired by the conquest of Everest.
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The Incredible Adventures of Professor Branestawm
Hunter, Norman; Robinson, W. Heath; Reprint; 1965.
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Comic stories of the absent-minded 'clever' professor, who is completely divorced from reality
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The Babar Story-book
Brunhoff, Jean De; Openshaw, Olive F.; 7th; 1944.
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Enid Blyton's adaptation of the Babar stories.
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Bellman, the story of a Beagle
Barker, Kathleen Frances; 2nd; 1936.
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The story of a beagle, his adventures from puppyhood to maturity.
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The Church Mice spread their Wings
Oakley, Graham; 1st; 1975.
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Sampson, the Church Cat, who has taken a vow not to harm mice... and his endearingly fallible charges.
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The ark
Benary, Margot; Reprint; 1964.
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The story of a family living in post-war Germany, drawn from the memories of the author
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Darkhenge
Fisher, Catherine; 1st American; 2005.
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A modern fantasy drawing on Welsh folklore, signed by the author.
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The Just So Stories
Kipling, Rudyard; Reprint; 1953.
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Everyone's favourite collection of stories, in the original large format, illustrated by Kipling, himself.
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Heidi grows up
Tritten, Charles; Doane, Pelagie; Reprint; 1957.
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The sequel to Heidi, written by Charles Tritten, the translator of Heidi.
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Emil and the detectives
Kastner, Erich; Trier, Walter; 3rd Thus; 1939.
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The classic German adventure story of how Emil catches a thief.
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Song for a Dark Queen
Sutcliff, Rosemary; 1st; 1978.
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The tragic story of Boudicca, Queen of the Iceni.
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The Toytown mystery
Beaman, Sydney George Hulme; Noble, Ernest; 1945.
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An early edition of one of the Larry the Lamb Toytown stories.
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