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Bold Carnivore

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The first day of winter

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Old dog Cora and the Christmas tree

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Although Cora has become too old to haul a sled with the other dogs, she proves that she can still help the family bring in the Christmas tree from the forest.

Old dog Cora and the Christmas tree

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Although Cora has become too old to haul a sled with the other dogs, she proves that she can still help the family bring in the Christmas tree from the forest.

Leave only ripples

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"Describes a family canoe trip in the Quetico-Superior wilderness along the border between Minnesota and Canada, including natural history and evidence of the fur trade era, Indian inhabitants, and...

A Bold Carnivore

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A Bold Carnivore

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Go Wild Blank Journal Iris and Bumble Bee

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A bold carnivore

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Each letter of the alphabet introduces a different North American predator.

A Bold Carnivore

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