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At The Beach

Its summer and time to head to Crabby Spit for a camping holiday. Dont forget to write! says Grandma. And sure enough the postcards come thick and fast detailing all the timeless pleasures of playing on the beach paddling and surfing finding treasures dancing to the glow of a bonfire. But look out for the mischievous family dog who makes it his business to collect all the belongings of an absent-minded artist. Full of Roland Harveys beautifully observed characters this is a humorous and hugely enjoyable picture book.
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Its summer & time to head to Crabby Spit for a camping holiday. Dont forget to write! says Grandma. & sure enough the postcards come thick & fast detailing all the timeless pleasures of playing on the beach paddling & surfing finding treasures dancing to the glow of a bonfire. But look out for the mischievous family dog who makes it his business to collect all the belongings of an absent-minded artist. Full of Roland Harveys beautifully observed characters this is a humorous & hugely enjoyable picture book.

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Summer - The season between Spring and Autumn. Usually the hottest season of the year
Beach - An area on the coast consisting of a sandy or pebbled area
Head - The upper part of a body typically separated by the neck.
Glow - Something that gives out a steady light.
Family - A group of people that live together made up from parents and children.

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