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    The Fuss on the Bus
    The Fuss on the Bus
    The Fuss on the Bus
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    The Fuss on the Bus

    By Heather Pindar and Angelika Scudamore

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    There's just one rule on Sid's bus: no fuss. But then the children and animals climb on board and things get out of control! This delightful story includes age-appropriate text and a reading comprehension activity to support emerging readers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner Publishing
    Release dateJan 1, 2022
    ISBN9781728453088
    The Fuss on the Bus
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    Heather Pindar

    Heather Pindar has more than twenty years' experience as a teacher; she currently works in a school in London. She finds that the children's brilliant imaginations and love of stories are her biggest inspiration for writing picture books.

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