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Ruby Red Shoes Goes To London | Kate Knapp

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Ruby Red Shoes is a white hare who lives in a prettily painted caravan with her grandmother. Ruby is gentle, cheerful and enchanting. She is a very aware hare and loves animals and people, trees and nature - not forgetting red shoes . . . She also loves to travel! Join Ruby Red Shoes on her adventure to London at Christmas-time, as she visits the sights, rides the Underground, sees snow for the first time and has a surprising encounter with the Queen! Ruby Red Shoes Goes to London is Kate Knapp's third installment in the Ruby Red Shoes series, and features gorgeous full-colour illustrations. Discover more of Ruby's adventures in Ruby Red Shoes: A Very Aware Hare and Ruby Red Shoes Goes to Paris. 'Has the tenderness of a modern Beatrix Potter' Metro 'Utterly charming: think a modern Little Grey Rabbit' Bookseller

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Ruby Red Shoes Goes To London | Kate Knapp

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Lots of kids books on the way to 🩰 class last night. Even one about ‘toots‘ as my 2 year old nephew calls trains. He is currently obsessed. I used to read The Babysitter‘s Club when I was little. I thought my niece might enjoy it. I‘ll keep the tagged book for my library but the rest I‘ll give away. Ballet was good. I feel like I‘m finally getting the hang of some of the big jumps. My balance is a bit of a hit or miss though. I‘ve got ‘til Nov.

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