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A fantastic book of opposites featuring bugs of all shapes and sizes which can be found wriggling, creeping and crawling their way through the book. It also features vibrant illustrations, lively rhyming text and a spectacular pop-up ending.
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Big Bug, Little Bug by Paul Stickland
A fantastic book of opposites which features bugs of all shapes and sizes which can be found wriggling, creeping and crawling their way through. It also features vibrant illustrations, lively rhyming text and a spectacular pop-up ending.
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Format
Hardback
20 pages
Author
Paul Stickland
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Publisher
Caterpillar Books Ltd an imprint of Magi Publications
Publication date
1st April 2010
ISBN
9781848570689
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