Charlottes Web The Movie Storybook

Now younger children can read the story of Charlotte, Wilbur and all the farmyard friends in this movie tie-in storybook. Charlotte's Web is the story of a little girl named Fern who loves a little pig named Wilbur - and of Wilbur's dear friend Charlotte A. Cavatica, a beautiful large grey spider who lives with Wilbur in the barn. With the help of Templeton the rat and a wonderfully clever plan, Charlotte sets out to save Wilbur in this much-loved classic tale of loyalty, trust and sacrifice.

48-Copy Mixed Floor Display - 4c each of - Charlotte's Web: New in the Barn MR;Charlotte's Web: The Perfect Word MR;Charlotte's Web: Coloring and Activity Book 3-in-1 MR;Charlotte's Web: Coloring and Activity Book and Crayons MR;Charlotte's Web: Paint Book MR;Charlotte's Web: Coloring and Activity Book and Stamps MR;Charlotte's Web: Coloring and Activity Book and Stickers MR;Charlotte's Web: The Reusable Sticker Book MR;Charlotte's Web: Wilbur Finds a Friend PB;Charlotte's Web: Wilbur's Prize PB;Charlotte's Web: The Movie Storybook MR;Charlotte's Web Movie Tie-in Edition (digest) MR

When Wilbur gets too big for the Arable house, he moves to a new farm and wonders if he will make any friends.

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