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 Where Are You Hiding, Copycub? - Richard Edwards
 Where Are You Hiding, Copycub? - Richard Edwards ... Childrens BooksNewest Review: ... he tries his mother always finds him. Each time Copycub's mother finds him he calls out "can't find me here" which ... more ... his mother replies "oh, yes I can", until that one fateful day when Copycub's bravery gets the better of him and he disappears of into the forest, away from his mother's loving arms. Copycub waits for what seems like an eternity calling out to his mother "can't find me here" but there is no answer. Copycub calls out to her repeatedly "can't find me here" but to no avail. Copycub now desperately worried tries to find his way back home only to become more frightened and lost.
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Where Are You Hiding, Copycub? - Richard Edwards: Do not stray!!! (378 words)
by - written on 15/07/08 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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An enchanting and endearing little tale can be found here in this beautifully ilustrated picture book, Where are you hiding Copycub? Written by accomplished British author Richard Edwards, this story is just one in a series of books about little Copycub. In this story Copycub, a little fuzzy brown bear is enjoying all the nicer things in life and as all little people like to do Copycub loves to play games. His favourite game is hiding, and however hard he tries his mother always finds him. Each time Copycub's mother finds him he calls out "can't find me here" which his mother replies "oh, yes I can", until that one fateful day when ... Read the complete review
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