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Strange sea creatures
Strange sea creatures

By Gina Ingoglia

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Awesome animals
Awesome animals

By Gina Ingoglia

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Walt Disney's Pinocchio and the Whale
Walt Disney's Pinocchio and the Whale

By Gina Ingoglia

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A wooden puppet full of tricks and mischief, with a talent for getting into and out of trouble, wants more than anything else to become a real boy.

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The three bears
The three bears

By Gina Ingoglia

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A retelling of the classic and familiar story of Goldilocks and the three bears.

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What a mess!
What a mess!

By Gina Ingoglia

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Nature Babies
Nature Babies

By Lisa Bonforte, Gina Ingoglia

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Those mysterious dinosaurs
Those mysterious dinosaurs

By Gina Ingoglia

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An introduction to several individual dinosaurs.

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Airplanes and things that fly
Joe Camp's Benji and the tornado
Joe Camp's Benji and the tornado

By Gina Ingoglia

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A dog visits a ranch and is instrumental in getting the animals to safety before a tornado hits.

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