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ISBN-13: 9781842709238

RRP: £5.99

Published: 5th March 2009

Length: 32 Pages

  • Paperback

Zebra's Hiccups

David McKee

Zebra is proud and Zebra is haughty. One day he gets the hiccups, but he is afraid to try the remedies suggested by his friends in case he looks silly. But when the hiccups get much worse, he realises he may have to take their advice, or he may lose his stripes for ever!

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"An excellent first solo reader."
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"The contemporary master of the children's parable."
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"An enjoyable read-aloud or just right for readers starting to enjoy books by themselves."
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"A very moving and thought-provoking story."
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