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That's not Chester!
That's not Chester!

By Carol Nicklaus

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Chester, the family cat, is left behind at vacation time but the Smith family sees his face everywhere during their trip.

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Mabel and the rainbow
Mabel and the rainbow

By Carol Nicklaus

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Mabel tries to discourage a rainbow from brightening her life only to find that she misses it when it leaves.

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So Hungry
So Hungry

By Jean Little, Carol Nicklaus

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I m Going to Read Level 1 Sometimes I Share I m Going to Read Series
I m Going to Read Level 1 Sometimes I Share I m Going to Read Series
Harry the Hider
Harry the Hider

By Carol Nicklaus

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Alph and Ralph
Alph and Ralph

By Carol Nicklaus, Annie Ingle

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Alph and Ralph
Alph and Ralph

By Carol Nicklaus, Annie Ingle

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Brenda the Brat
Brenda the Brat

By Carol Nicklaus, Annie Ingle

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Brenda the Brat
Brenda the Brat

By Carol Nicklaus, Annie Ingle

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