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 Dean's Rag Books and Rag Dolls from Blackwell Books£60.00
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Chronicles the fascinating range of rag books made before the advent of WWII. Publishers had spent years searching for a way to make books... |
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 The Case for Books from Blackwell Books£13.99
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In The Case for Books, Robert Darnton offers an in-depth examination of the book from its earliest beginnings to its shifting role today in popular... |
 Lacing Card Books: Funtime Farm from Blackwell Books£5.99
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With bold illustrations, this book helps children to read along with the rhyming text and then use one of the four brightly coloured laces to lace... |
 Baby Touch: Box of Books from Blackwell Books£9.99
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A boxed set that contains three touch-and-feel books - Colours, Words and Numbers - helping to give older babies and toddlers a head start in key... |
 Peter Rabbit Naturally Better: Little... from Blackwell Books£9.99
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A gift box of five books for baby featuring the soft and gentle Naturally Better artwork style. It explores a different sense: love, taste, feel,... |
 The Business of Books from Blackwell Books£10.00
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Part memoir, part history, here is an account of the collapsing standards of contemporary publishing that is irascible, acute and often passionate.... |
 Dog Loves Books from Pickabook£4.01
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Dog loves books about dinosaurs and Dog loves books about aliens: in fact Dog loves all books. Dog has his very own bookshop, although he... Louise Yates |
 The Beatles Collection Of Beatles... from 991.com£325.00
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THE BEATLES Collection Of Beatles Books (An absolutely amazing collection of works [6 in total] by recognised Beatles expert Bruce Spizer.... |
 501 Must Read Books from Blackwell Books£9.99
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A reference guide to books for people who love to read. It intends to inspire readers to read more widely than they could have imagined and to... |