Unknown, Peppa Pig: The Story of Peppa Pig / Peppa's Magical Unicorn
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I think we're done with Little Miss, but I could have done without this reversion.
1957 / Hardback / 64 pages / USA
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This always looked a bit harder and less quirky at the end of her collection, so I told her all year that we'd wait until Christmas, by which time it was on the same level as her library books. She didn't get as much out of it as Fox in Socks and the like. Dickens next year.
2022 / Library book / 10 pages / UK/Italy
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Some only get a footstep noise when their vocalisations are presumably unimpressive.
2017 / Library book / 32 pages / UK
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Deceptively wholesome cash-in on Frozen fever, with a dash of My Little Pony and probably other ingredients I've been spared so far. The back covers shows they're already desperately milking it as a franchise. I suppose this is what it takes to survive these days.
2010 / Hardback / 48 pages / USA
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When it's bedtime and your parents don't let you just watch things. It doesn't count as her first proper comic. I think my equivalent was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze.
