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Noel Tennyson - Author
This is a story of longing, separation and reunion, told through furniture characters. Its central appeal may be imagining what these objects experience when they cannot move themselves.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a story of longing, separation and reunion, told through furniture characters. Its central appeal may be imagining what these objects experience when they cannot move themselves.
The chair and ottoman are separated and appear to face unhappy outcomes before they are reunited. If separation or uncertain endings are difficult for your child, you could pause to check how the story feels.
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The lady's chair and the ottoman by Noel Tennyson | Open Library
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