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In the Night
In the Night

By Richard Parent, Jonathan Shipton

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In the night
In the night

By Jonathan Shipton

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A small child awakens, slips out of bed, tiptoes to the window, and observes how the familiar things of the day look different at night.

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Busy Busy Busy
In the night
In the night

By Jonathan Shipton

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A small child awakens, slips out of bed, tiptoes to the window, and observes how the familiar things of the day look different at night.

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Busy!Busy!Busy!.
Busy!Busy!Busy!.

By Jonathan Shipton

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Horrible Crocodile
Horrible Crocodile

By Golden Books

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What if?
What if?

By Jonathan Shipton

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What if?
What if?

By Jonathan Shipton

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Lucky Duck
Lucky Duck

By Jonathan Shipton

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Lucky Duck
Lucky Duck

By Jonathan Shipton

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