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May 13, 2009/in Picture Book Under 5s Pre-School/Nursery/Infant /by Angie Hill
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BfK 176 May 2009
Reviewer: Vincent Reid
ISBN: 1406309079
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Genre: Picture Book
Age Range: Under 5s Pre-School/Nursery/Infant
Length: 32pp
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Tilly and Friends: Happy Hector

Author: Polly Dunbar

Hector the pig is happy having cuddles with Tilly. He gets very upset when his friends want to join in. Then Tilly decides to paint a picture. Hector feels abandoned but eventually realises she hasn’t forgotten about him. This gentle story has lovely illustrations that capture the tender emotions of the central characters.

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