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A Little puppy
A Little puppy

By Jane Feder

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A puppy goes for a walk in the back yard and smells the flowers, chases a ball, and splashes in a puddle.

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The night-light
The night-light

By Jane Feder

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Kate searches for the perfect night-light.

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The night-light
The night-light

By Jane Feder

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Kate searches for the perfect night-light.

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Spooky friends
Spooky friends

By Jane Feder

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Scarlet the vampire and Igor the mummy are friends, even though they can never agree on what they want to do or anything else--except that they are best friends.

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Spooky friends
Spooky friends

By Jane Feder

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Scarlet the vampire and Igor the mummy are friends, even though they can never agree on what they want to do or anything else--except that they are best friends.

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A Little Kitty
A Little Kitty

By Jane Feder

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A little kitty plays in the morning and gets hugs in the afternoon.

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Spooky Friends
Spooky Friends

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