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Higgledy Piggledy
Higgledy Piggledy

By Francesca Simon

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Higgledy Piggledy the Hen Who Loved to Dance
Just One More Story
Just One More Story

By Dugald Steer, Elisabeth Moseng

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Mother Pig reads bedtime stories to her little pigs, including "The Pig Prince," "The Ugly Pigling," "Piggerella," and "the Prince and the Porker."

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Time for a Tale
Time for a Tale

By Elisabeth Moseng

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Chicken Licken
Chicken Licken

By Ladybird Books

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Six perfectly different pigs
Six perfectly different pigs

By Adrienne Geoghegan

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A young pig with a straight tail is unhappy that he is different from his brothers and sisters until a purple frog comes along.

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' Just one more story'
' Just one more story'

By Dugald Steer

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Chicken Licken
Chicken Licken

By Elisabeth Moseng

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Chicken Licken
Chicken Licken

By Elisabeth Moseng

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