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Hattie Rabbit
Hattie Rabbit

By Dick Gackenbach

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Claude the Dog
Claude the Dog

By Dick Gackenbach

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Harry and the Terrible Whatzit
Rat's Christmas Party
Rat's Christmas Party

By Dick Gackenbach, Jim Murphy, Murphy Jim

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Mean Rat does his best to spoil the other animals' Christmas.

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A bag full of pups
A bag full of pups

By Dick Gackenbach

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The Princess and the pea
The Princess and the pea

By Dick Gackenbach

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Mighty tree
Mighty tree

By Dick Gackenbach

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Three seeds grow into three beautiful trees, each of which serves a different function in nature and for people.

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Supposes
Supposes

By Dick Gackenbach

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Supposes animals in a variety of situations, with joking results, such as "Suppose a polar bear had money. He'd put it in a snow bank!"

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Barker's crime
Barker's crime

By Dick Gackenbach

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A hungry stray dog steals the aroma of a greedy man's food and a just punishment is handed down.

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Mighty Tree
Mighty Tree

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