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A Very Scary Haunted House Glows in the Dark
That fat hat
That fat hat

By Joanne Barkan

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When Lou Lou, a individualistic cat, decides to wear a very large hat to lunch, her more conformist friend is very upset.

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A very scary witch story
A very scary witch story

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A young witch wants to attend the Witches' Ball, but her older sisters tell her she must first ride a true witches broomstick.

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A Very Scary Ghost Story Cartwheel
A Very Merry Santa Claus Story Sparkleand Glow Books
A very merry snowman story
A very merry snowman story

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The Krystal Princess and the Grand Contest Krystal Princess
Lost Little Bunny Sparkle and Glow Books
Tooth Fairy magic
Tooth Fairy magic

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