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The Santa clause
The Santa clause

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The Santa clause
The Santa clause

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Disney Princess
Disney Princess

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Disney Princess
Disney Princess

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My side of the story
My side of the story

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Mermaid Ariel and Ursula the sea witch both tell their sides of the story.

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My side of the story
My side of the story

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Contains two stories in which Lucky and Cruella De Vil give their own accounts of what really happened during their encounter.

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Palapalooza Social Studies Connects
Henry Keeps Score
Henry Keeps Score

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Tightwad Tod
Tightwad Tod

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