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Mexican nights
Mexican nights

By Jeanne Stephens, Carla Dijs

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Say no, little fish
Say no, little fish

By Carla Dijs

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When a curious little fish leaves the safety of the family circle to find out what else is in the ocean, he learns an important lesson.

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Are you my Mommy?
Are you my Mommy?

By Carla Dijs

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While searching for Mommy, Baby Chick meets a variety of animal mothers and their offspring. Features pop-up illustrations.

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Are you my daddy?
Are you my daddy?

By Carla Dijs

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A tiger cub asks various animals if they are his daddy, and each answers why that is not possible. Includes pop-up illustrations.

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Pretend you're a whale
Pretend you're a whale

By Carla Dijs

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Pretend you're a hippo
Pretend you're a hippo

By Carla Dijs

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How many fingers?
How many fingers?

By Carla Dijs

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Children use what's handy--their fingers--to count from one to ten in this pop-up book.

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Mommy, would you love me if--?
Lion and the Mouse The
Lion and the Mouse The

By Carla Dijs

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Little Red Hen The
Little Red Hen The

By Carla Dijs

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