Bernette Ford Books

Ballet class

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After not wanting to wear his ballet shoes, a kitten learns that he loves to dance during his first ballet class with his young friends.

Ballet Kitty

By Bernette G. Ford

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A feline tale of friendship and ballet dancing.

No more bottles for Bunny

By Bernette G. Ford

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Bunny gives up his bottle so he can have tea and cookies just like the big kids. Bunny sucks on his bottle at mealtime, naptime, and playtime, but now Bunny has an invitation to Piggy's lovely tea...

Nappy Duck and Potty Piggy

By Bernette Ford

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No More Diapers for Ducky

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First Snow

By Bernette Ford

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No More Bottles for Bunny

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No More Bottles for Bunny

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Ballet Kitty

By Bernette Ford

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Ballet Kitty

By Bernette G. Ford

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A feline tale of friendship and ballet dancing.

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