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Mary Had a Little Lion
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Mary owned a lion that had a formidable roar. This lion accompanied her wherever she went. Mary's fondness for her lion led her to bring it along to school, much to the displeasure of her teacher, who promptly insisted it leave the premises. However, before departing, the lion stumbled upon the school's library and found solace in listening to the children read. When a pair of thieves tried to steal the library books, the lion's bravery was put to the test. Could it thwart their plans and secure its place in the school? This heartfelt reimagining of "Mary Had a Little Lamb" caters to fans of "How to Hide a Lion" and "The Detective Dog." The story, crafted with playful rhymes by Abigail Harrison, is ideal for reading aloud. The vibrant illustrations are by Aysha Awwad, who previously worked on "Worry Boots" and the acclaimed "Whose Dog is This?" which was nominated for the 2024 Waterstones Children's Book Prize.
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Mary owned a lion that had a formidable roar. This lion accompanied her wherever she went. Mary's fondness for her lion led her to bring it along to school, much to the displeasure of her teacher, who promptly insisted it leave the premises. However, before departing, the lion stumbled upon the school's library and found solace in listening to the children read. When a pair of thieves tried to steal the library books, the lion's bravery was put to the test. Could it thwart their plans and secure its place in the school? This heartfelt reimagining of "Mary Had a Little Lamb" caters to fans of "How to Hide a Lion" and "The Detective Dog." The story, crafted with playful rhymes by Abigail Harrison, is ideal for reading aloud. The vibrant illustrations are by Aysha Awwad, who previously worked on "Worry Boots" and the acclaimed "Whose Dog is This?" which was nominated for the 2024 Waterstones Children's Book Prize.
