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No Place For Me Saggy Baggy Elephant
Tootle and Kathy Caboose
Tootle and Kathy Caboose

By Gina Ingoglia

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Bugs Bunny and the pink flamingos
Bugs Bunny and the pink flamingos

By Gina Ingoglia

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Bugs Bunny solves all his friends' gardening problems.

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Hot Wheels Big Color and Activity Book
The Biskitts in double trouble
The Biskitts in double trouble

By Gina Ingoglia

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Max and Shecky plot to recover the dead King John's treasure from safekeeping with the Biskitts.

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Water babies
Water babies

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My Little Book of Snakes
My Little Book of Snakes

By Golden Books

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No sit ups for Porky Pig
No sit ups for Porky Pig

By Gina Ingoglia

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Daffy Duck
Daffy Duck

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Silver dollars for Uncle Scrooge
Silver dollars for Uncle Scrooge

By Gina Ingoglia

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Huey, Dewey, and Louie plan a surprise party for Uncle Scrooge's birthday, unaware that it is going to be crashed by his rival Flintheart Glomgold.

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