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The Tinysaurs Go to School
The Tinysaurs Go to School

By Patricia Hegarty Illustrated By Dean Gray

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This fourth book in the Tinysaurs series features Clawdie, Spike, and Roary as they navigate the first day of a new school year—with a little bit of grace and a lot of humor!The Tinysaurs ret...

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The Tinysaurs Trick or Treat
The Tinysaurs Trick or Treat

By Patricia Hegarty Illustrated By Dean Gray

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In this latest installment of the Tinysaurs adventures, Clawdie, Spike, and Roary find that they don't have any candy for the trick-or-treaters who come to their door! Can they figure out a way to...

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Busy Little Engine
Busy Little Engine

By Julia Lobo, Dean Gray

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Look Out and Dan and Dot s Trip
Look Out and Dan and Dot s Trip
Monster Mayhem
Monster Mayhem

By Dean Gray, Katie Dale

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Spooky Sounds Halloween Pumpkin Fun
Monster Mayhem
Monster Mayhem

By Dean Gray, Katie Dale

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Magic Helmet
Magic Helmet

By Dean Gray, Cath Jones

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Make Your Own Things That Go
Make Your Own Things That Go

By Dean Gray

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