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Pass the Parcel

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Parcel is getting ready to travel to somewhere far, far away! Can you guess where he’s going? Would you like to come along too? You would? Let’s GO!

Follow Parcel as he gets passed all around the world, finding joy in the most unexpected places and celebrating all the fun you can have with a cardboard box. Bursting with energy, imagination and delightfully whacky detours, this hilarious picture book takes readers on a rollicking, first-class adventure by sea, sky and snail mail. Children will love joining Parcel on this interactive journey to discover where he really belongs, ending with a fold-out reveal that’s sure to surprise.

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A charming book with illustrations to engage and hook younger readers. This book follows the journey of Parcel, who documents their journey from the post office to the home of Cat who has ordered them. Parcel’s journey starts at the Post Office and offers a behind the scenes look at what happens after a parcel has been handed. It then travels over land and see via various forms of transport including van, boat and plane. This book is a perfect way of introducing lots of language linked to post, travel and machinery and would be a lovely addition to an EYFS/Y1 classroom.

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