The Little Red Hen (Ladybird Favourite Tales)

by Ladybird

Other authors: Stephen Holmes (Illustrator)

Series: Ladybird Favourite Tales, Ladybird Books

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At each step of the way - harvesting, threshing and taking the grain to the mill - the Little Red Hen's lazy friends refuse to help. So when her efforts yield a warm, fragrant loaf of bread, the Little Red Hen is glad to say that she is going to eat the bread herself.

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At each step of the way - harvesting, threshing and taking the grain to the mill - the Little Red Hen's lazy friends refuse to help. So when her efforts yield a warm, fragrant loaf of bread, the Little Red Hen is glad to say that she is going to eat the bread herself.

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