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Fresh Cider and Pie
Fresh Cider and Pie

By Franz Brandenberg

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The spider catches a fly who outwits her with cider and pie.

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No school today!
No school today!

By Franz Brandenberg

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Two cats get to school so early they think it is closed and there is "No school today!"

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Leo and Emily
Leo and Emily

By Franz Brandenberg

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Leo and Emily's big ideas
I Wish I Was Sick
I Wish I Was Sick

By Frank Brandenberg, Franz Brandenberg

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Elizabeth envies her brother the pampered treatment he gets when he is sick in bed until she gets sick too.

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I don't feel well!
I don't feel well!

By Franz Brandenberg

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Aunt Nina's visit
Aunt Nina's visit

By Franz Brandenberg

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Aunt Nina, good night
Aunt Nina, good night

By Franz Brandenberg

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A picnic, hurrah!
A picnic, hurrah!

By Franz Brandenberg

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