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	Through My Window - BRADMAN, T Jo is ill and has to stay in; dad looks after her while mum goes to work. Passers-by entertain her through the window until mum returns with the promised present. Publisher: Mammoth, 2008, 9781845078935 Age guidance:4+
	I’m really ever so not well - CHILD, L Lola has a cold, so Charlie has to find ways of amusing her. Explores how Lola feels, and compares it with feeling well. Publisher: Puffin, 2007, 9780141382500 Age guidance:3+
	Teddybears and the Cold Cure - GRETZ, S William has a cold and is confined to bed. His temperature makes him imagine he sees things! Publisher: Black, 1986, 9780713650235 Age guidance:3+
	Don’t You Feel Well, Sam? - HEST, A A comforting story for a parent to share with a child who is unwell, or who needs to take medicine and is reluctant to do so. Publisher: Walker, 2002, 9780744573350 Age guidance:3+
	Spotty Dotty - MOSS, M Simple story about a twin who loves spots and wants to catch her brother's chicken pox, but feels less happy when she actually has chicken pox and it itches. Publisher: Orchard, 2005, 9781843621379 Age guidance:3+
	Chickenpox - POWELL, J Tilly has chickenpox and is feeling itchy. Mum tells her not to scratch, but she finds it hard until they make sock puppets together. Publisher: Wayland, 2010, 9780750261951 Age guidance:4+
	Chicken Pox! - RODDIE, S A charming touch-and-feel pop-up book for very young children featuring chickens covered with spots. Publisher: Tango, 1993, 1857070143 Age guidance:3+

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