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Join Hip Hooray and Robot Ray on an adventure sailing on the sea. See them get in to a couple of sticky situations, but don’t worry! With the help of Hip’s magical backpack and her faithful friend Ray, they are able to rescue themselves and help someone they meet along the way.

Paperback/eBook
Children aged 3-5 years
Designed to accompany speech, imagination and reading development through song, play and repetition.

Available from Austin MacAuley Publishers Ltd 
Available from Amazon


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