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020			_a9781847151940
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082			_aF823 _bNOR-B
100			_aNorton,Liss
245			_aBluebell woods:Evie's secret hideway
260			_aGreat Britain: _bStripes Publishing, _c2011.
300			_3text _a93 pages: _billustrations; _c20 cm.
500			_aEvie’s Secret Hideaway is the third book in the gentle and heartwarming Bluebell Woods series by Liss Norton, beautifully illustrated by Rebecca Harry. Aimed at young readers aged 5 to 7, the story follows a group of woodland animal friends—Evie the squirrel, Florence the rabbit, Natalie the hedgehog, and Honey the mouse—as they embark on simple adventures filled with kindness, cooperation, and imagination. In this installment, the focus is on friendship and resourcefulness, as the animals discover a hidden place in the woods and turn it into a cozy secret hideaway. The book combines elements of nature, exploration, and emotional warmth, with soft, engaging illustrations that enhance the reading experience. Its accessible language and short chapters make it ideal for early independent readers or for shared reading at home or in the classroom. The story promotes positive social values such as sharing, teamwork, and creative play in a comforting woodland setting.
520			_aA charming countryside adventure awaits in Evie’s Secret Hideaway, the third installment in the Bluebell Woods series. As the woodland creatures prepare for the long winter, Evie the squirrel discovers a forgotten hazel grove bursting with nuts. Eager to share her find, she rounds up her three friends—Honey the mouse, Natalie the hedgehog, and Florence the rabbit—for a gathering expedition. But when a sudden storm erupts, the friends are forced to seek refuge in an unexpected place: a hollow tree. Thinking quickly, Evie realizes it could become the perfect secret den or hideaway for their group, perhaps even a venue for a sleepover. As they fortify their new shelter, the friends bond over storytelling, giggles, and teamwork—though they all quietly wonder if their dreamy den can stay hidden from the rest of Bluebell Woods. Set within a cozy woodland world, this 96‑page picture‑book–style early chapter book mixes gentle adventure with themes of friendship, resourcefulness, and the magic of nature. Ideal for readers aged 5–7, it's a feel‑good tale about creativity, camaraderie, and little woodland wonders
650			_aWoodland animals
650			_aFriendship and teamwork
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