10 the royal boil ladybird phonics

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The

3

royal boil

Not now, Brown Cow...

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catalogue record

illustration

for this

book

is

by Chloe March
available from the British Library

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toy

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by Paul Dowswell
illustrated

by Chloe

March

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introducing the I I sound,
as in boy

and

boil

Royal Princess Joyce had a
loyal boyfriend, Floyd.

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Tomorrow was

their

wedding

and Joyce was overjoyed.

day,


was not a happy boy.
The reason was cjwite simple.
But Floyd

He had

upon his nose —
spot or pimple.

a boij

not jvst a


"The guests are svre to point
and fawgh, and probably avoid

toe.

This boil will spoil my wedding
day. /t fealty has

annoyed me."


So Floyd made an appointment
to

jee the royal

ni/i\se,


bwt her poisonous boil ointment
only made the boil worse.


"Yovr only choice,
.said

My

Love,"

Joyce, u \s to grit your teeth

and pop

it.

Yi

X


Or

dear boy, the
wedding's o-f-f. So do It now...
else,

-

Q *


"or hop

it.'"

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ibbi

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a


.

Not now,

Brown Cow.
by Richard
illustrated

by

Dungworth

Andy Hammond

i//

introducing the [ 1 sound,

as in

cow and loud

.


"Mot now, Brown Cow,"
said

Farmer Brown.

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"Get down, Brown Cow, £t
don't clown around!"

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"Cut

it

out,

Brown Cow."


"Don't shout, Brown Cow/'

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"Mot 50 loud, Brown

Cow-

IVn off to town now/'

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"Don't scowl

be back

in

and

look sour-

I'll

When Farmer Brown came
back from town, the cows
were crowded round.


"What now, Brown Cow?"

he

a

said, with

frown...


"Your

house has burnt down to

the ground."

(

tried to

tell you,

egr«sW

WT
by Lucy Lyes
illustrated

by

Ken Cox

introducing the I I sound,
as in car