G. Scheidl Books

The Little Donkey
El burrito de Belen
El burrito de Belen

By G. Scheidl, Gerda Marie Scheidl, B. Watts

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Despite the scorn of the other animals, a donkey persists in his journey to see the newborn Christ Child.

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El burrito de Belen
El burrito de Belen

By Bern Watts, G. Scheidl

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Tommy's new sister
Tommy's new sister

By Gerda Marie Scheidl

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Tommy is unhappy about the arrival of his new baby sister Wendy and tries to find a way to get rid of her, but eventually he changes his mind.

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Tommy's new sister
Tommy's new sister

By Gerda Marie Scheidl

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Tommy is unhappy about the arrival of his new baby sister Wendy and tries to find a way to get rid of her, but eventually he changes his mind.

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Andy s wild animal adventure
Tommy s New Sister
Tommy s New Sister

By Christa Unzner

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Little Donkey
Little Donkey

By North South Staff

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Four Candles for Simon
Four Candles for Simon

By North South Staff

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