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Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What if every scary sound in your child's room turned out to have a perfectly ordinary name Sam is seven, and tonight he is sleeping in the tent in the backyard for the very first time. He has Firefly the flashlight in his right hand, a plastic whistle around his neck, and one white sock (the other one is somewhere in the sleeping bag - it's a long story). Then the first rustle starts. Then a tap. Then a sneeze. The yard is suddenly full of small, loud questions, and Dad and the porch light feel a long way off. ONE NIGHT IN THE BACKYARD TENT is a choose-your-own-path bedtime story for readers ages 6-8. Every choice leads somewhere new - there are two true endings, plenty of wrong turns, and one very calm raccoon who shows up only if you walk far enough to find him. Perfect for kids who are a little bit scared of the dark and would like to be a little bit braver - and for parents who love watching their child read the same book three times in a row trying to find every ending. Great for: - early independent readers- bedtime read-alouds- kids who say they're not afraid of anything (but check the closet anyway).…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What if your child's next wish came true - word for word, exactly as she said it Nora is seven. Mom has just stepped out to the garage for twenty whole minutes. On the top shelf of the pantry - a shelf Nora has never quite been able to reach before - sits a dusty tin jar with a message looping across the lid in Grandma's handwriting: ONE COOKIE. ONE WISH. EXACTLY AS YOU SAY IT. Nora eats the first cookie and whispers that she wishes her cat, Biscuit, could talk. Biscuit blinks once. 'FINALLY,' he says - and immediately starts narrating his tail, his strong opinions on tuna, and the kettle being rude. The kettle starts answering back, in pink bubbles.One Cookie, One Wish is a choose-your-own-path story for readers ages 6-8, where every wish is yours to spend. Twelve cookies. Twenty minutes on the microwave clock. Two true endings hidden somewhere inside the house. Plenty of wrong turns waiting too - and a vain talking cat who absolutely refuses to keep things simple.Perfect for the child who loves exact words and tricky riddles - and the parent who wants a cozy bedtime story about thinking before you speak that never sounds like a lesson.Great for: early independent readers - kids who love wordplay and puzzles - cozy read-alouds with a talking-cat co-pilot.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if every scary sound in your child's room turned out to have a perfectly ordinary name? Sam is seven, and tonight he is sleeping in the tent in the backyard for the very first time. He has Firefly the flashlight in his right hand, a plastic whistle around his neck, and one white sock (the other one is somewhere in the sleeping bag - it's a long story). Then the first rustle starts. Then a tap. Then a sneeze. The yard is suddenly full of small, loud questions, and Dad and the porch light feel a long way off. ONE NIGHT IN THE BACKYARD TENT is a choose-your-own-path bedtime story for readers ages 6-8. Every choice leads somewhere new - there are two true endings, plenty of wrong turns, and one very calm raccoon who shows up only if you walk far enough to find him. Perfect for kids who are a little bit scared of the dark and would like to be a little bit braver - and for parents who love watching their child read the same book three times in a row trying to find every ending. Great for: early independent readersbedtime read-aloudskids who say they're not afraid of anything (but check the closet anyway) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if your child's next wish came true - word for word, exactly as she said it?Nora is seven. Mom has just stepped out to the garage for twenty whole minutes. On the top shelf of the pantry - a shelf Nora has never quite been able to reach before - sits a dusty tin jar with a message looping across the lid in Grandma's handwriting: ONE COOKIE. ONE WISH. EXACTLY AS YOU SAY IT. Nora eats the first cookie and whispers that she wishes her cat, Biscuit, could talk. Biscuit blinks once. "FINALLY," he says - and immediately starts narrating his tail, his strong opinions on tuna, and the kettle being rude. The kettle starts answering back, in pink bubbles.One Cookie, One Wish is a choose-your-own-path story for readers ages 6-8, where every wish is yours to spend. Twelve cookies. Twenty minutes on the microwave clock. Two true endings hidden somewhere inside the house. Plenty of wrong turns waiting too - and a vain talking cat who absolutely refuses to keep things simple.Perfect for the child who loves exact words and tricky riddles - and the parent who wants a cozy bedtime story about thinking before you speak that never sounds like a lesson.Great for: early independent readers - kids who love wordplay and puzzles - cozy read-alouds with a talking-cat co-pilot This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if your child's next wish came true - word for word, exactly as she said it?Nora is seven. Mom has just stepped out to the garage for twenty whole minutes. On the top shelf of the pantry - a shelf Nora has never quite been able to reach before - sits a dusty tin jar with a message looping across the lid in Grandma's handwriting: ONE COOKIE. ONE WISH. EXACTLY AS YOU SAY IT. Nora eats the first cookie and whispers that she wishes her cat, Biscuit, could talk. Biscuit blinks once. "FINALLY," he says - and immediately starts narrating his tail, his strong opinions on tuna, and the kettle being rude. The kettle starts answering back, in pink bubbles.One Cookie, One Wish is a choose-your-own-path story for readers ages 6-8, where every wish is yours to spend. Twelve cookies. Twenty minutes on the microwave clock. Two true endings hidden somewhere inside the house. Plenty of wrong turns waiting too - and a vain talking cat who absolutely refuses to keep things simple.Perfect for the child who loves exact words and tricky riddles - and the parent who wants a cozy bedtime story about thinking before you speak that never sounds like a lesson.Great for: early independent readers - kids who love wordplay and puzzles - cozy read-alouds with a talking-cat co-pilot This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if every scary sound in your child's room turned out to have a perfectly ordinary name? Sam is seven, and tonight he is sleeping in the tent in the backyard for the very first time. He has Firefly the flashlight in his right hand, a plastic whistle around his neck, and one white sock (the other one is somewhere in the sleeping bag - it's a long story). Then the first rustle starts. Then a tap. Then a sneeze. The yard is suddenly full of small, loud questions, and Dad and the porch light feel a long way off. ONE NIGHT IN THE BACKYARD TENT is a choose-your-own-path bedtime story for readers ages 6-8. Every choice leads somewhere new - there are two true endings, plenty of wrong turns, and one very calm raccoon who shows up only if you walk far enough to find him. Perfect for kids who are a little bit scared of the dark and would like to be a little bit braver - and for parents who love watching their child read the same book three times in a row trying to find every ending. Great for: early independent readersbedtime read-aloudskids who say they're not afraid of anything (but check the closet anyway) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…