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PICTURE BOOKS - (Nursery / Infant) Reading Pack Booklet AHLBERG, Allan Mrs Plug the Plumber Miss Dirt the Dustman’s Daughter Miss Dose the Doctor’s Daughter Master Salt the Sailor’s Son Mrs Vole the Vet Starting School Funny Bones Tell us a story The Man who wore all his clothes AHLBERG, Janet & Allan Each Peach, Pear Plum Cops & Robbers ALBOROUGH, Jez Where’s My Teddy? ALLAN, Nicholas The Queen’s knickers ALLEN, Jonathan Two by Two by Two ALLEN, Pamela Who Sank the Boat? Bertie and the Bear Mr McGee Goes to Sea Mr Archimedes’ Bath AMERY, Heather Goldilocks and the Three Bears The Story of Rumpelstiltskin Cinderella Three Little Pigs ANDERSON, Hans Christian The Emperor’s New Clothes ANDREAE, Giles Rumble In The Jungle Mad about Minibeasts Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs - The Magic Cutlass Redbridge Schools’ Library Service Commotion in the Ocean ANHOLT, Laurence Stone Girl Bone Girl ARMITAGE, Ronda & David The Lighthouse Keeper’s For more informaon call 020 8708 2423/4 Catastrophe www.redbridge.gov.uk/schoolslibraryservice The Lighthouse Keeper’s Rescue The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch The Lighthouse Keeper’s Cat The Lighthouse Keeper’s Picnic ASHLEY, Bernard A Present for Paul BAKER, Jeannie Belonging BROWNE, Anthony (cont) A Walk in the Park Window The Tunnel BAKER-SMITH, Grahame Farther BUCKLEY, Helen Grandmother and I BARNETT, Mac Sam & Dave dig a hole BURNINGHAM, John Avocado Baby BARTRAM, Simon Dougal’s Deep-Sea Diary Come away from the water, Shirley Man on the Moon( a day in the life John Patrick Norman McHennessy, the Of Bob) Boy who was always late BECK, Ian Chicken Licken Mr Gumpy’s Motor Car Goldilocks and the Three Bears Mr Gumpy’s Outing Jack and the Beanstalk Oi! Get off our train The Three Little Pigs The Shopping Basket The Tortoise and the Hare Time to get out of the bath Shirley The Gingerbread Boy Would you rather… The Enormous Turnip BUTTERWORTH, Nick Jasper’s Beanstalk Little Red Riding Hood Just Like Jasper BENTLY, Peter King Jack and the Dragon The Whisperer Captain Jack and the Pirates CAMPBELL, Rod Dear Zoo BERENSTAIN, Stan & Noisy Farm BERENSTAIN, Jan Bears in the Night Oh Dear BICKFORD-SMITH, Coralie The Fox and the Star It’s Mine BINCH, Caroline Gregory Cool Henry’s Ball BIRO, Val Goldilocks and theThree Bears Little Bird BLAKE, Quentin All Join In CARLE, Eric Draw Me a Star The Green Ship From Head to Toe BLUNDELL, Tony Beware of Boys Little Cloud BRADMAN, Tony Not Like That, Like This! The Tiny Seed BRIDGES, Shirin Yim Ruby’s Wish The Very Hungry Caterpillar BRIGGS, Raymond Jim and The Beanstalk The Very Busy Spider BROWN, Eileen Handa’s Surprise CHILD, Lauren I am not sleepy and I will not go to bed BROWNE, Anthony Willy and Hugh We Honestly Can Look After Your Dog Willy the Wimp I Am Too Absolutely Small For School Bear Hunt We completely must go to London Gorilla COBB, Rebecca Lunchtime Silly Billy COLE, Babette The Trouble with Mum Voices in the Park COLEMAN, Michael Hank Clanks Again The Shape game Hank the Clank Into the Forest COLLINS, Ross The Elephantom Me and You There’s a Bear on my Chair CONWAY, David Lila and the secret of rain FRENCH, Fiona Anancy and Mr Dry-Bone COOKE, Trish So Much Jamil’s Clever Cat COOPER, Helen The Bear Under the Stairs FRENCH, Jackie Diary of a baby Wombat CREBBIN, June The Train Ride FRENCH, Vivian Aesop’s Funky Fables CRESSWELL, Helen Rumpelstiltskin Oliver’s Fruit Salad DALY, Niki Jamela’s Dress Oliver’s Milkshake DAVIES, Kate In Egyptian Times Oliver’s Vegetables DAVIES, Nicola Just Ducks! GARLAND, Sarah Doing the Washing The promise Going Swimming DAYWALT, Drew The day the crayons quit Having a Picnic The day the crayons came home Coming to Tea DEACON, Alexis Beegu Going Shopping DOCHERTY, Thomas Little Boat GERAGHTY, Paul Look out, Patrick! DODD, Lynley Hairy MacClary’s Bone The Hunter Hairy MacClary from Donaldson’s Dairy GLIORI, Debi Mr Bear’s Picnic Hairy MacClary, Sit The Tobermory Cat Find me a Tiger GRAHAM, Bob How to Heal a Broken Wing DONALDSON, Julia The Gruffalo April Underhill Tooth Fairy The Guffalo’s Child Max The Paper Dolls GRAVETT, Emily Orange Pear Apple Bear Room on the Broom Wolves Stick Man Little Mouse’s Big Book of Fears Cave Baby Meerkat Mail Chocolate Mousse for Greedy Goose Monkey and Me Sugarlump and the Unicorn Wolf Won’t Bite! The Singing Mermaid AGAIN! Freddie and the Fairy The Odd Egg The Smartest Giant in Town GRAY, Kes Billy’s Bucket The Flying Bath Eat your Peas The Snail and the Whale GRAY,Nigel I’ll take you to Mrs Cole DOYLE, Malachy Rama and Sita GREEN, Mona How the animals got their tails DUDDLE, Jonny The Pirates Next Door GREY, Mini Traction Man is Here DUNBAR, Polly Penguin The Adventures of the Dish and the FEARNLEY, Jan Mr Wolf’s Pancakes Spoon FINCH, Mary (retold by) The Three Billy Goats Gruff GRINDLEY, Sally There’s a Monster who eats books FLEISCHMAN, Paul The Dunderheads in our house FOREMAN, Michael Dinosaurs and all that rubbish HADDON, Mark The Ice Bear’s Cave The Sea of Tranquility HADITHI, Mwenye Hungry Hyena HUGHES, Shirley (cont) Ella’s Big Chance HARRIS, Peter Bottomley Cattery The Lion and the Unicorn Bottomley the Brave HUTCHINS, Pat Don’t forget the Bacon The Night Pirates Rosie’s Walk HART, Caryl Princess and the peas The Surprise Party HARTER, Debbie Walking through the Jungle The Very Worst Monster HAUGHTON, Chris Oh No, George! The Wind Blew HAVILL, Juanita Jamaica and Brianna INKPEN, Mick Blue Balloon HAWKINS, Colin What’s the Time Mr Wolf? Kipper Mr Wolf’s Week Kipper’s Birthday Foxy and his Naughty Little Sister Kipper’s Snowy Day HAWTHORN, Phillip Who’s making that smell? Kipper’s Toybox Who’s making that mess? Nothing Who’s making that noise? Lullabyhullaballoo! HAYES, Sarah The Grumpalump IRONSIDE, Virginia The Huge Bag of Worries Eat up Gemma JAMES, Simon Dear Greenpeace This is the Bear JARMAN, Julia Class three all at Sea This is the Bear and the Bad Little Girl JEFFERS, Oliver Lost and Found This is the Bear and the Picnic Lunch The Way Back Home This is the Bear and the Scary Night The Great Paper Caper HEATON, Caroline Yi-Min and the Elephants Once Upon An Alphabet HEDDERWICK, Mairi Katie Morag Delivers the Mail The Heart and the Bottle HISSEY, Jane Old Bear How to Catch a Star HOFFMAN, Mary Amazing Grace A Child of Books Grace & Family The Incredible book eating boy The Colour of Home KELLY, Mij & AYTO, Russell One More Sheep A Twist in the tail KERR, Judith The Tiger that came to Tea HORACEK, Peter Puffin Peter KING-CHAI, Sharon Lucy Lady Bird HORNSBY, David Cinderella KITAMURA, Satoshi Stone Age Boy Jack and the Beanstalk Millie’s Marvellous Hat Red Riding Hood KLASSEN, Jon I Want my Hat back The Three Little Pigs This is not my hat HOWKER, Janni Walk with a Wolf KREBS, Laurie We’re sailing down the Nile HUGHES, Shirley Alfie gets in First KROLL, Virginia Masai and I Alfie’s Feet LACOME, Julie Walking through the Jungle An Evening at Alfie’s LANGLEY, Jonathan The Three Billy Goats Gruff Dogger The Ugly Duckling Enchantment in the Garden The Three Bears and Goldilocks LANGLEY, Jonathan (cont) Little Red Riding Hood LITTLEWOOD, Karin Immi MURPHY, Jill (continued) A Piece of Cake LIVELY, Penelope Goldilocks and the Three Bears A Quiet Night in LOBEL, Arnold Frog and Toad together Five Minutes Peace LONDON, Jonathan Honey Paw and Lightfoot On the Way Home McDERMID, Val My Granny is a Pirate Peace at Last MCKEE, David Elmer Whatever Next! Elmer and Wilbur NA, Il Sung The Thingamabob Elmer on Stilts NORAC, Carl Big bear little brother Look! There’s Elmer O’BYRNE, Nicola The Great Dragon Bake Off Elmer Again ORMEROD, Jan Ms MacDonald has a Class Elmer, Rose and Super EL PARKES, Brenda Rumpelstiltskin Not Now Bernard! PATTEN, H Clever Anansi and Boastful Bullfrog ` The Monster and the Teddy Bear PEET, Mal & MCNAUGHTON, Colin Boo! GRAHAM, Elspeth Cloud Tea Monkeys Have you seen who’s just moved in PFISTER, Marcus The Rainbow Fish next door to us? PICHON, Liz My little sister Doris Oops! PINFOLD, Levi Black Dog Who’s that banging on the ceiling? PIROTTA, Saviour Hansel and Gretel MADDERN, Eric Fire Children PITCHER, Caroline Mariana and the Merchild Rainbow Bird PORTIS, Antoinette Not a stick MAHY, Margaret The Man whose Mother was a Pirate PRATER, John Once Upon a Picnic MARTIN, Bill Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do PULLMAN, Philip Puss in Boots You See? RAY, Jane The Happy Prince Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do Ahmed and the Feather Girl You Hear? Jinnie Ghost MAYHEW, James Katie and the Mona Lisa RAYNER, Catherine Augustus and his Smile Katie’s Picture Show Solomon Crocodile Katie and the Sunflowers Smelly Louie MEDEARIS, Angela Too much talk (folk tale) Harris finds his feet MELLING, David Hugless Douglas Ernest MITCHELL, Rita Phillips Hue Boy RIDDELL Chris The Emperor of Absurdia The Gotcha Smile ROBERTS, Lynn Little Red MONKS, Lydia Aaaarrgghh, Spider ROOME, Diana The Elephant’s Pillow MOORE, Inga Six Dinner Sid ROSE, Gerald The Gingerbread Man MORPURGO, Michael All I said was ROSEN, Michael We’re Going on a Bear Hunt MUMFORD, Martha The Royal Baby’s Big Red Bus ROSS, Tony I’m coming to get you MURPHY, Jill All in one Piece ST JOHN, Victoria The Three Little Pigs SCHWARZ, Viviane There are Cats in this Book WADDELL, Martin (cont) Let’s go home, Little Bear There are no Cats in this Book The Park in the Dark SCIESZKA, Jon The Frog Prince continued Owl babies The true story of the 3 little pigs! WARD, Helen The Boat SCOTTON, Rob Russell the Sheep WEBB, Steve Tanka Tanka Skunk ! SENDAK, Maurice Where the Wild Things Are WIESNER, David Flotsam SHARRATT, Nick Jack and the Beanstalk Mr Wuffles! The Three Little Pigs WILD, Margaret Harry & Hopper Cinderella Fox SIF, Birgitta Oliver WILKINS, Verna Allette Dave & the Tooth Fairy SIMS, Lesley (Retold by) The Ant and the Grasshopper WILLIAMS, Marcia The Elephants Friend SMITH, Judith The Three Billy Goats Gruff WILLEMS, Mo Knuffle Bunny SOUTHGATE, Vera (Retold by) The Gingerbread Man WILLIS, Jeanne The Tale of Georgie Grub STEPTOE, John Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters Dr.
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    MASARYK UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Does the Walker Choose the Path, or the Path the Walker? – Female Characters in Garth Nix’s The Abhorsen Trilogy Diploma Thesis Brno 2011 Supervisor: Written by: Ing. Mgr. Věra Eliášová, Ph.D. Bc. Dita Šrámková Prohlášení Prohlašuji, že jsem záv ěre čnou diplomovou vypracovala samostatn ě, s využitím pouze citovaných literárních pramen ů, dalších informací a zdroj ů v souladu s Disciplinárním řádem pro studenty Pedagogické fakulty Masarykovy univerzity a se zákonem č. 121/2000 Sb., o právu autorském, o právech souvisejících s právem autorským a o zm ěně n ěkterých zákon ů (autorský zákon), ve zn ění pozd ějších p ředpis ů. Souhlasím, aby práce byla uložena na Masarykov ě univerzit ě v Brn ě v knihovn ě Pedagogické fakulty a zp řístupn ěna ke studijním ú čel ům. Declaration I hereby declare that this diploma thesis is my own work and that all the sources of information I have used are listed in the references, in compliance with the Penalty Code for students of the Faculty of Education of the Masaryk University and Act No. 121/2000 Coll. on Copyright and Rights Related to Copyright and on Amendment to Certain Acts (the Copyright Act) as amended. I approve that this diploma thesis is stored and available for study purposes in the library of the Faculty of Education at the Masaryk University Brno Bc. Dita Šrámková Acknowledgement: I would like to thank my supervisor, Ing. Mgr. Věra Eliášová, Ph.D., for giving me her support and guidance throughout the writing process.