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Bernard was very surprised when he saw her, because she was not huge at all! She was a very small lady. But she smiled a big smile when she saw them.

After tea she gave Alfie the beautiful ribbon mum had used to tie up her present to make a bow around Flumbo’s neck.

‘Come and have a tea party in my secret house,’ said Sally.

From Sally’s Secret

Sally set out all the things in her house. She arranged the plums and biscuits on some big leaves and bunches of flowers in a jam jar.

Sally was so pleased she didn’t want her secret house to be secret any more!

One day Sally found a secret house which nobody knew about. It was in a bush at the bottom of the garden. There was a hole in it just right for a front door, and inside were leafy walls… the floor was of earth and it smelt lovely.

From Sally’s Secret

These pages are taken from Sally’s Secret, which was first published in 1973.

This week we will be looking through the pages of Sally’s Secret.

Once there was a little girl called Sally, who liked making houses. She made them in all sorts of places - behind curtains, under tables…

Now the breathing thing was just near their heads. It was a very snorty, snuffly sort of breathing. They could hear it moving too.

From the Big Alfie Out of Doors Storybook

Alfie was very excited when the time came to put the tent up in the field next to Grandma’s house.

From the Big Alfie Out of Doors Storybook

One summer afternoon Mum hung a sheet over the washing line and weighted it down with some stones on either side. Alfie crawled inside. It made a good tent.

The Big Alfie Out of Doors Storybook

This week we’ll be looking at The Big Alfie Out of Doors Storybook. The book includes these poems and stories: Shop, Fallen Giant, Alfie Goes Camping, Moon, Lost Sheep, Creepy Crawly World and Bonting.

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