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Shake it up, chick!
Shake it up, chick!

By Laura Driscoll

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Cheeping and peeping and shaking, newly hatched chicks wait for the rest of the eggs around them to hatch. Includes a velour rattle that can be shaken along in time to the story.

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Let's look at the planets
Let's look at the planets

By Laura Driscoll

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Text and illustrations on die-cut pages introduce the characteristics of the solar system.

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Slugger season
Slugger season

By Laura Driscoll

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Investors Guide to Tax Reform
Investors Guide to Tax Reform

By Driscoll

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COMMON MISTAKES AT INTERMEDIATE...AND HOW TO AVOIDTHEM
Blast Off Kid
Stuart Little
Stuart Little

By Laura Driscoll

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Three two one day
Three two one day

By Debbie Driscoll

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Illustrations and rhyming text describe the activities enjoyed on each day of the week.

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Road Atlas Europe

By Driscoll

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