Oh Dear, Look What I Got! by Michael Rosen early reader in a little trouble of

in a little trouble of late

one that Ayukta will be the first to share with someone outside their bloodline: the women in her family inherit a mysterious tapestry

retrace the magic of Nathalie Lété’s imagination and revel in her breathtaking colors and imagery

she decides to bring her words to life

born to float wherever the wind blows

Oh Dear, Look What I Got! by Michael Rosen early reader in a little trouble ofI went to the shop to get me a carrot. Oh dear! They gave me . . . . . . a parrot. Oh dear! Look what I got. Do I want that? No, I do NOT! As a hapless boy goes from shop to shop, requesting a series of perfectly reasonable itemsa hat, a coat, a cake, a chairhe finds himself thwarted at every turn, amassing instead a growing menagerie of animals who happily follow him on his errands. Its not until he finally asks for a cup that hes proffered a wriggly