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Brand New Readers Purple Set
Brand New Readers Purple Set

By Various

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Buck Buck the Chicken
Buck Buck the Chicken

By Amy Ehrlich

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Wounded Knee
Wounded Knee

By Dee Alexander Brown

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Dorado
Dorado

By Amy Ehrlich

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Bunnies at Their Grandma's
Bunnies at Their Grandma's

By Amy Ehrlich, Marie H. Henry

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Mother Bunny takes her three children for a day of fun and games with their cousins at Grandma' house.

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Bunnies All Day Long
Bunnies All Day Long

By Amy Ehrlich

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Thumbelina
Thumbelina

By Hans Christian Andersen

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Bunnies on their own
Bunnies on their own

By Amy Ehrlich

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When Mother Bunny goes out, Paulette decides that she would rather play her bugle than help her brothers with the cleaning.

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Pome & Peel
Pome & Peel

By Amy Ehrlich

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Peel risks his life to save his brother Pome's new bride from her father's evil curse.

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Pome & Peel
Pome & Peel

By Amy Ehrlich

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Peel risks his life to save his brother Pome's new bride from her father's evil curse.

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