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 What's Naughty? - Hiawyn Oram
 What's Naughty? - Hiawyn Oram ... Pages / Book is published 2000-08-17 by Hodder Children's BooksNewest Review: ... Reynolds was born in South Wales in 1963 and studied at both Swansea College of Art and Cambridgeshire College of Art and ... more ... Technology. He is well known for his illustrations in the Harry and the Dinosaurs books but has worked on over 50 books including Bear in the Cave and Who's in the Loo.
The Story.
This story involves two little boys called Williams and Alex. William goes over to Alex's house and they end up going outside to play. Alex's mum tells them not to be naughty. They first jump in and out of an old bath tub filled with dirty water and get soaked, then they tease a snail, climb an oak tree, drop acorns on a sleeping neighbour. Th...more |
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What's Naughty? - Hiawyn Oram: What's Naughty? umh!!!!!! (495 words)
by - written on 01/09/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I came across this book at a recent car boot sale and bought it for just 50p. I was attracted to it firstly by the title 'What's Naughty?' and then the picture of two adorable boys obviously up a tree. ISBN 0340754478 RRP - £4.99 Paperback - 32 pages Publisher - Hodder Children's Books. Author - Hiawyn Oram Hiawyn Oram was born in South Africa and studied both English and Drama there before moving to Britain to begin a career as an advertising copywriter. She has since written over 50 children's books including Angry Arthur and Mona the Vampire series. Illustrator - Adrian Reynolds Adrian Reynolds was born in ... Read the complete review
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