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'All stories link to the curriculum theme of ‘Like Me’.
'School, home, family and where you fit concerns eight to ten year olds. Wanting to be like everybody else is common, but… we are all different. So a sense of humour helps.
'And diverse viewpoints, even a cat, insect or a Reading Dog. The stories provide this experience.
'Issues of handling differences, death, bravery, names and imaginative problem solving, using fun. Family issues such as fostering & visit day and where you fit in a changing family or school. All stories have been widely used.
'A special collection from multi-award winning, Australian children’s author, Hazel Edwards.'
source: Publisher's blurb.
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Contains the following stories:
- The Reading Dog
- Garden of Guesses
- A Couple of Clever Cats
- Ry the Wounded Warrior
- I Danced With a Mosquito
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