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The wild beast
The wild beast

By Franz Berliner

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One Two Three Blow
One Two Three Blow

By Alison Sage, Paul Zindel

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The ogre's banquet
The ogre's banquet

By Alison Sage

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When he is called upon to serve the local ogre, the seventh son of a seventh son charms him with his flute.

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The ogre's banquet
The ogre's banquet

By Alison Sage

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When he is called upon to serve the local ogre, the seventh son of a seventh son charms him with his flute.

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The Bright Stars
A short step
A short step

By Alison Sage

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The book of the house
The book of the house

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Book of Water
Book of Water

By Pinin Carpi General Editor

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Tom cat
Tom cat

By Susi Bohdal

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