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No More Cuddles!
- Narrated by: Ciaran Saward
- Length: 5 mins
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No More Cuddles!
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Summary
Barry lives all by himself deep in the forest. But this furry chap is never on his own for long. 'Come here, Snuggle-wuggles!' call the animals, diving in for a cuddle! There are simply too many hugs to handle. How can Barry get them to stop?
©2015 Jane Chapman (P)2024 Bolinda Publishing 2021
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Critic reviews
'This funny, furry friend-to-all, with his soulful eyes and playful pals, is guaranteed to charm both children and parents alike. A monstrously good story for all the family to enjoy."' (Lancashire Evening Post)
'Exuberant scenes and a decidedly cuddle-able main character, not to mention a host of delightful bit part players, are the chief ingredients of this warm-hearted story.' (Red Reading Hub)
'Gently humorous ...' (Parents In Touch)
'A fully rounded, easily associative, and visually inviting story.' (Kirkus Reviews)