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Time to make it stop
Time to make it stop

By George Jim

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Knight-time for Brigitte
Knight-time for Brigitte

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Santa s Secret Second String
Santa s Secret Second String

By George Jim, Jim George

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Santa's backup team is unexpectedly called into action and discovers the true meaning of Christmas.

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Little Po Tweet
Little Po Tweet

By George Jim

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A little bird tries the lifestyle of several other animals and comes to the conclusion that being a bird is definitely the best thing for her.

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Holey moley
Holey moley

By George Jim

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A mole leads two children to adventure through a hole in the bedroom floor.

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I am not done yet
I am not done yet

By George Jim

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At first old Mr. Moore sees only a bicycle, though Michael J. knows he is building a machine that flies.

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Literal Lee and his very own self
Literal Lee and his very own self

By George Jim

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Told to play by himself, a boy discovers that he does indeed have a self and enjoys it, too.

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Discourses of global politics
Discourses of global politics

By George Jim

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