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The king of Kennelwick Castle
The king of Kennelwick Castle

By Colin West

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A cumulative tale relating how the king of Kennelwick castle receives a mysterious bundle from the Queen of Spain for his birthday present.

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The Twelve Dancing Princesses
This is the way
This is the way

By Anne Dalton

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Rhythmic text in the tradition of the familiar nursery rhyme follows children through a busy day.

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This is the Way
This is the Way

By Anne Dalton

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El Dolor de Muelas del Rey
Castillo del Rey Sisebuto El
Prince Star
Prince Star

By Anne Dalton

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The Twelve Dancing Princesses
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