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ISBN-13: 9781849392136

RRP: £10.99

Published: 3rd February 2011

Length: 32 Pages

The Tale of Georgie Grub

Jeanne Willis, Margaret Chamberlain(Illustrator)

This is the tale of Georgie Grub
Who would not give himself a scrub.
No matter how his mother tried
When she said "SOAP", he'd run and hide.

But Georgie meets a gruesome end in this hilariously anarchic tale.

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Reviews

"A hilarious and blithely grim cautionary tale. Willis' agile rhymes dance across the page."
Jake Hope - The Bookseller

"Ideal if you're looking for something a bit cheeky, a bit naughty, and lots of fun. Recommended."
Keith Dudhnath - TheBookbag.co.uk

"Vibrant illustrations full of colour, energy and life couple the text in an equally humorous way."
Early Years Educator

"A very enjoyable cautionary tale with flowing text and really funny illustrations. Children will love this one."
Parents In Touch

"This book is so delightful, everyone will want to read it lots of times."
Armadillo Magazine

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