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A classic Kipper book, capturing all of the magic and anticipation of Christmas Eve. Read by Dawn French. Which is best, Kipper wonders, Christmas Day or Christmas Eve? Presents, or expecting presents? It's Christmas Eve, and Kipper and his friends are preparing for the big day. Decorating the...

A classic Kipper book about being afraid of the dark. Read by Dawn French. Kipper and his friend Tiger are going camping in the woods. Tiger has a brand-new torch and Kipper has a storybook. Hopefully there aren't any monsters around.... But the wood is full of dark shadows and strange noises...

Cuddle up with Kipper! A classic Kipper title, reissued for a new generation of children. Read by Dawn French. Kipper's friend Pig only wants a pet for his birthday, so that is exactly what Kipper buys him: a little hamster called Roly. But Kipper starts to play with Roly before Pig's birthday...

The perfect pastime for children and parents at home! Read by Dawn French. Cuddle up with eight classic Kipper stories in one audio book, ideal for winding down and listening to together at bedtime. Includes the original Kipper story, that has been loved and shared by millions of families for...

A classic Kipper story about all the fun to be had playing in the snow. Read by Dawn French. Kipper loves the snow, so when he sees great white snowflakes tumbling down one morning, he can't wait to go outside! His friend Tiger is outside too, and together they have lots of fun playing in the...

A classic Kipper story, perfect for sharing together. Read by Dawn French. Kipper has one, two, three, four, five, six favourite toys. But he's worried. Someone or something has been nibbling a hole in his toybox. What can it be? And are his toys safe? If you listen very closely you might...

A classic Kipper book, perfect for sharing together. Read by Dawn French. Kipper's birthday is tomorrow. He bakes a yummy cake to share with his friends and writes some invitations. But when he writes 'come tomorrow' and hands them out on his birthday morning, things all get a bit confusing...