Thursday 26 March 2009

Book of the Week : Little Golden Books
























Not one but many.

Look at these adorable little classic books printed in the US and available from Random House. They have been around since 1942 and each one contains a wonderfully illustrated story. You can see from the covers how cute they are, I shall be collecting them for Erbie.
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