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Benedict finds a home
Benedict finds a home

By Chris L. Demarest

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Benedict leaves his crowded nest to search for the perfect home.

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Clemens' kingdom
Clemens' kingdom

By Chris L. Demarest

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A stone lion, bored with sitting outside the public library day after day, ventures inside to see if it is worth guarding.

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Clemens Kingdom
Clemens Kingdom

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No peas for Nellie
No peas for Nellie

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Nellie tells her parents all the things she would rather eat than her peas (spider, aardvarks, crocodile), and while doing so she finishes them all.

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Morton and Sidney
Morton and Sidney

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Morton helps his friend Sidney, a shy friendly monster, to regain his place in the closet where he lives.

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Firefighters A To Z
Firefighters A To Z

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Smokejumpers One to Ten
Hotshots
Hotshots

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Here Come Our Firefighters
Heroes of the Sky
Heroes of the Sky

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