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The night vegetable eater
The night vegetable eater

By Elke Musicant

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Rabbit and Fly attempt to identify the nocturnal muncher who is snacking on Rabbit's vegetable garden.

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Beany and Scamp
Beany and Scamp

By Lisa Bassett

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Just as Beany Bear is ready for his long winter's nap, friend Scamp Squirrel asks his help in searching for his misplaced winter nut supply.

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The Squirrels Thanksgiving
Little Treasury of the Little People s Mother Goose
Bunny s Alphabet Eggs
Bunny s Alphabet Eggs

By Lisa Bassett, Jeni Bassett

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When little bunnies try to help replace his ruined eggs by painting letters on others, the Easter Bunny isn't sure what children will think of them.

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Ten Little Bunnies
Ten Little Bunnies

By Lisa Bassett, Jeni Bassett

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Ten mischievous little bunnies use all the Easter Bunny's green paint to disguise themselves so they can get into their father's garden.

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Little people's Mother Goose
Little people's Mother Goose

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An illustrated collection of traditional rhymes.

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The Chicks' Trick
The Chicks' Trick

By Jeni Bassett

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Two hens, who love to compete against each other, insist that each has the best chick.

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