By Stephen Davies and Christopher Corr (Andersen Press, paperback, £6.99)
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Penda decides to take a bowl of milk from her tiny village to the grasslands where her father is tending his sheep. She negotiates her way up a river, past animals, through a crowded festival and over 'uppy, downy dunes', without wiggling, wobbling, slipping, sliding, shivering, or quivering. Then she reaches the grasslands ...