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--And Grandpa sat on Friday
--And Grandpa sat on Friday

By Bronwyn Tester, Val Marshall

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Outrageous things happen four nights in a row to four different baby-sitters, and then Grandpa comes on the fifth night and helps make a mess.

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The old car
The old car

By Bronwyn Tester, Val Marshall

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The young members of a carpool explain why Friday is their favorite day to be picked up.

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The cat's whiskers
The cat's whiskers

By Bronwyn Tester, Val Marshall

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The midnight black and blue cat is silently stalking and rooftop walking, while his fellow cats chase through alleys or purr on laps.

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Phonics in Context
Phonics in Context

By Bronwyn Tester, Sue Horoch

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Phonics In Context
Phonics In Context

By Bronwyn Tester, Sue Horoch

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Scat Scat
Scat Scat

By Bronwyn Tester, Val Marshall

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Pancakes
Pancakes

By Bronwyn Tester, Val Marshall

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