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The day I had to play with my sister
The day I had to play with my sister

By Crosby Newell Bonsall

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A young boy becomes very frustrated when he tries to teach his little sister to play hide-and-seek.

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The amazing, the incredible super dog
The amazing, the incredible super dog

By Crosby Newell Bonsall

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A little girl brags to her cat about the tricks she teaches her dog, unaware that her cat can do them all.

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Mine's the best
Mine's the best

By Crosby Newell Bonsall

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Two little boys meet at the beach, each sure that his balloon is better.

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What Spot?
Case of the Hungry Stranger
Case of the Dumb Bells
Case of the Scaredy Cats
Day I Had to Play with My Sister
The Case of the Double Cross
Case of the Scaredy Cats

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