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Hugo the baby lion
Hugo the baby lion

By Hermann Moers

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Camomile heads for home
Camomile heads for home

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Rufus and Max
Rufus and Max

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Two dogs use their imagination to build a castle and to become kings of the meadow.

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Rufus and Max
Rufus and Max

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Two dogs use their imagination to build a castle and to become kings of the meadow.

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Hugo the baby lion
Hugo the baby lion

By Hermann Moers

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Mother takes her baby lion on his first hunting trip and Hugo responds with excitement, sleepiness, and boredom, before finally making a catch.

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Camomile Heads for Home
Camomile Heads for Home

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Annie s Dancing Day
Annie s Dancing Day

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Hugo s Baby Brother
Hugo s Baby Brother

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Hugo the baby lion
Hugo the baby lion

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Hugo the baby lion
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