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Alpha and the dirty baby
Alpha and the dirty baby

By David Christiana, Brock Cole

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When a devil's imp and his wife impersonate her parents, Alpha uses soap and water to deal with them and their baby.

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A Tooth Fairy's tale
A Tooth Fairy's tale

By David Christiana

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A young fairy bargains with a giant to gain possession of a beautiful blue stone, which may be her mother in a petrified state.

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Drawer in a drawer
Drawer in a drawer

By David Christiana

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A line turns into a box, a box turns into an adventure.

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A Tooth Fairy s Tale
A Tooth Fairy s Tale

By David Christiana

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The first snow
The first snow

By David Christiana

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Winter seeks acceptance from the young Mother Nature, who hates the season and tries to keep it away by painting the trees bright and wild colors.

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Tooth Fairy s Tale
Tooth Fairy s Tale

By David Christiana

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First Snow
First Snow

By David Christiana

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Magical Mystical Marvelous Coat
Tales of Trickery from the Land of Spoof
Drawer in a Drawer
Drawer in a Drawer

By David Christiana

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