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\nStory by John CunliffePictures by Ray MutimerBased on the TV Special designed by lvor Wood  \nLook out for more Postman Pat and Jess adventures inPostman Pat and the Toy SoldiersPostman Pat takes the BusPostman Pat and the Barometer  \nScholastic Children's Books,Commonwealth House,1-19 New Oxford Street,London WC1A 1NU,UKa division of Scholastic Ltd  \nLondon~New York~Toronto～Sydney～Auckland  \nFirst published by Scholastic Ltd,1994  \nThis edition published by Little Hippo,an imprint of Scholastic Ltd,1998  \nText copyright GJohn Cunliffe,1994llustrations copyright G Scholastic Ltd &Woodland Animations Ltd,1994  \nISBN059019819X  \nPrinted by Proost,Belgium  \nAll rights reserved  \n24681097531  \nThe right of John Cunliffe to be identified as the author of this work has been assertedby him in accordance with the Copyright,Designs and Patents Act,1988.  \nThis book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not,by way of trade or otherwise be lent,resold,hired out,or otherwise circulated without the publisher's prior consent in any form of bindingor cover other than that in which it is published and without a similar condition,including thiscondition,being imposed on a subsequent purchaser.  \nIt's been a quiet week in Greendale.Nothing much happened.Pat trimmed his hedge on Monday.  \nIt rained on Tuesday.  \nMiss Hubbard bought a new hat on Wednesday.  \nAlf's cow had a calf on Thursday.  \n4  \nThat was about all the news.A quiet week.  \n\"What a sleepy old place,\"said Pat.  \n\"Boring!\"said Katy and Tom.  \nAnd then something happened that woke everyone up.It all beganwith a poster in the post-office.It said:  \nwith pictures of roundabouts,and balloons,and stalls all round thewords.  \nEveryone was full of ideas for the fete.  \n\"We must have lots of stalls,\"said the Reverend Timms.\"Swings and roundabouts,\"said Katy and Tom.\"Jam and cakes,\"said Dorothy Thompson.  \n“There's plenty in my attic,\"said Granny Dryden,“for two or threestalls.\"  \nAnd when Pat called with the letters,she said,“Do climb up,Pat,and have a look.”  \nSo that's what Pat did.","cbCair0Yxg2XVHkH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCair0Yxg2XVHkH","pdf",7816899,36,"English","# Story Overview\n## Greendale’s Quiet Week\n## The Fete Poster in the Post Office\n## Planning the Stalls\n## Items From Granny Dryden’s Attic","[{\"question\":\"How do the characters contribute to the fete plans?\",\"answer\":\"They propose stall ideas—such as swings and roundabouts and jam and cakes—and Granny Dryden offers items from her attic for several stalls.\"}]","Postman Pat and the Tuba | PDF",1790613315,55]