Delphine Durand Books

Beetle Boy

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After Gregory Sampson wakes up one morning to discover that he has become a giant beetle, only one person seems to notice.

Peter Claus and the naughty list

By David Lawrence.

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Peter Claus, the son of Santa, feels sorry for all the kids on the naughty list who will not get Christmas presents and tries to persuade his father that they deserve a second chance.

Peter Claus and the Naughty List

By Lawrence David

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The chicken of the family

By Mary Amato

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When her older sisters tease her into believing that she is actually a chicken, Henrietta runs off to a farm to be among her own kind.

Beetle boy

By Lawrence David

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When Gregory wakes up one day as a beetle, he is pretty upset. But what is more upsetting is that nobody notices! Neither his mother, father, nor teacher notice. Only his best friend Michael realis...

Moj dom

By Delphine Durand

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The Chicken of the Family Dolly Parton s Imagination Library

By Mary Amato

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Beetle Boy

By Laurence David, David Lawrence

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Scritch Scratch We Have Nits

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Welcome to Cuckooville

By Susan Chandler

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Mrs. Gobbledygook is disappointed that hardly anyone in Cuckooville can understand the way she speaks, but when strangers come to town she proves to them all that what makes her unique is of value.

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