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The velveteen rabbit

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By the time the velveteen rabbit is dirty, worn out, and about to be burned, he has almost given up hope of ever finding the magic called Real.

Missing milk

By Gaby Goldsack

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When Connie the cow gains weight and then stops giving milk, Farmer Fred doesn't realize she's going to have a calf, and instead decides he has a milk thief.

Tickly sheep

By Gaby Goldsack

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It's sheep-shearing time on the farm. But Farmer Fred has his work cut out when it's Shirley Sheep's turn to be sheared. Never fear, Farmer Fred has an idea!

Little ice skater

By Gaby Goldsack

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Grace is very excited when her skating school decides to perform Swan Lake on ice, and even more thirlled when she learns she is to understudy the main part. When the star of the show twists her an...

Grandma s Magical Storybook

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Mis cuentos navidenos

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Letter to Santa Misc

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The nutcracker

By Gaby Goldsack

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Retold in verse, this traditional story made popular by Tchaikovsky's ballet music, captures the magic and excitement of Christmas Eve.

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