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The vole who would be king

Ginette, ThomasVarley, S.(Illustrated by)
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A tiny vole stood on royal rock and squeaked as loudly as he could:'Today, I will be King.'Rabbit, Hedgehog and Fox all thought he was being very silly indeed - and sure enough when the real king of the forest comes, Vole was much too scared to insist.

Well, the King was the biggest, blackest, fiercest looking bear you ever saw - and unfortunately he couldn't see very well because he'd lost his glasses.

In a generous mood, King Bear put Vole on his head (inside the crown), and takes him for a ride.

The poor little vole was flung about within the crown, and had to cling on very tightly.

But he was able to warn the bear when he was about to tread on Fox, and then on Hedgehog, and finally on Rabbit.

When they returned to the royal rock, all the animals were there to cheer their hero, Vole. And even though Vole wasn't the King of the Forest, he thought that being a real hero was every bit as good.

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Product Details
Andersen Press Ltd
1842703269 / 9781842703267
Hardback
823.92
07/10/2004
United Kingdom
English
[25] p. : chiefly col. ill.
27 cm
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Quiz No: 207681, Points 0.50, Book Level 3.70,
Early Years - Key Stage 1 Learn More