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Lub-Swish-Dub: Isla and Brown Bear in the Great Hospital Ice Cream Hunt
- Narrated by: Jo Haddon-Reichardt
- Length: 5 mins
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Lub-Swish-Dub: Isla and Brown Bear in the Great Hospital Ice Cream Hunt
Narrated by:
Jo Haddon-Reichardt
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Publisher's Summary
Isla is a little girl with a special heart whose best friend in the whole wide world is a teddy called Brown Bear. Isla has to go to hospital and is looking forward to having ice cream, once her heart scan is over. But Brown Bear just can't wait and sneaks off to find the hospital café and a whole world of adventure.
Lub-Swish-Dub is a magical story, written to help children manage the anxiety of hospital visits.
©2021 Matthew Haddon-Reichardt (P)2021 Matthew Haddon-Reichardt
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