Peppa Pig Lime Bag 10 Books Collection Set with Bonus Audio CD - Ages 0-5 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Grandpa Pig's Little Train. Peppa and Suzy's Argument. Pedro's Cough. Granny and Grandpa Pig's Attic. Grandpa Pig's Boat. George's Friend. George's Birthday. Foggy Day. Bubbles. BabysittingDetails. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780241536872. Publisher: Ladybird (Penguin Random House). Age Range: 0-5 yearsOverview. The Peppa Pig Lime Bag 10 Books Collection Set brings together ten bite-sized Peppa Pig stories in one handy, reusable lime-coloured carry bag, complete with a bonus audio CD. Perfect for toddlers and pre-schoolers, this paperback set is packed with Peppa's familiar characters, gentle humour and everyday adventures, making it an ideal first library or a thoughtful gift for young fans of the much-loved television star.About the Books. Each of the ten paperback stories in this collection follows Peppa Pig, her little brother George, and their family and friends through simple, funny, and reassuringly familiar situations that young children will recognise from their own lives. In Grandpa Pig's Little Train, Peppa and George enjoy an exciting railway ride with Grandpa Pig, while Peppa and Suzy's Argument gently explores friendship and making up after a disagreement. Pedro's Cough follows a bug going round Peppa's school, and Granny and Grandpa Pig's Attic sees the pair uncovering treasures from the past. Grandpa Pig's Boat takes Peppa and George sailing, George's Friend introduces a new playmate at the park, and George's Birthday celebrates George's special day with presents and games. Foggy Day, Bubbles and Babysitting round out the collection with cosy, relatable moments from Peppa's world. Written in short, simple sentences with plenty of repetition, these stories are ideal for shared reading, early independent reading practice, and bedtime routines. The accompanying audio CD lets children listen along to the stories, supporting listening skills and encouraging a love of storytelling even before they can read the words