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Dear Girl
Dear Girl

By An Swerts, Eline Van Lindenhuizen

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Me haces feliz
Me haces feliz

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A Sofía le gusta muchísimo un niño de su clase. Se siente inquieta y feliz al mismo tiempo. Se lo cuenta a su abuela, porque ella siempre sabe qué hacer. "Dile que te gusta", le dice la abuela. Per...

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LE LANTERNE DI ZENO
LE LANTERNE DI ZENO

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Get Well Soon Grandpa
Get Well Soon Grandpa

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You make me happy
You make me happy

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When Sofia starts to behave differently because she likes a boy in her class and does not know what to do about it, her grandmother suggests that she tell him, and recounts what happened when she t...

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Cherry Red Kisses
Cherry Red Kisses

By An Swerts, Jenny Bakker

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Santa Please Bring Me a Gnome
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Santa Please Bring Me a Gnome
Santa Please Bring Me a Gnome

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