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Who can tell?
Who can tell?

By Stuart Henson

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A young boy longs for a night-time glimpse of the badgers from the woods. He scatters some crusts on the doorstep. When everyone is asleep, he sits and waits... Will they come? Who can tell?

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Freak the Mighty
Freak the Mighty

By Rodman Philbrick

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Robin Hood
Robin Hood

By Jocelyn Stevenson

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Traditional tales of Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and the merry outlaws, as depicted by the Muppet characters.

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By MEANS HENSON

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Maggie Boylan

By Michael Henson

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