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Joy – For my much loved mother, Joy Constance, who delighted in everything royal. – with love from her Jenny – For Mieke Tafa, own Gan Gan.
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Text © Joy H. Davidson MMXX Illustrations © Jenny Cooper MMXX English language © The Salariya Book Company Ltd MMXXI First published in New Zealand by DHD Publishing Ltd Original title: Grandma’s lost her corgis!
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Grandma’s lost her corgis
and we don’t know what to do. She left them in the garden when she went to change her shoes. We’ve searched around the palace and in the gardens too, Because Grandma’s lost her corgis and we don’t know what to do.
Grandma’s lost her corgis and
we don’t know where to look. We checked around her office and her favourite reading nook. We’ve searched inside the red box and underneath her books, Because Grandma’s lost her corgis and we don’t know where to look.
Grandma’s lost her corgis and she’s really not amused! We questioned all her footmen and the butlers too.
We’ve even called the dog pound and visited the zoo, Because Grandma’s lost her corgis and she’s really not amused.