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The bowl of fruit

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While Gander patiently picks out and sets aside all of the seeds from a pomegranate, Panda eats all of the other fruits and then wants a share of Gander's seeds as well.

The secret friend

By Joyce Dunbar

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Panda feels a little hurt after helping his best friend Gander write a letter to Gander's secret friend.

Gander's pond

By Joyce Dunbar

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On a hot summer day when Gander wants to make a pond to splash in, he and Panda finally find a way to catch enough rain water for the project.

Panda's new toy

By Joyce Dunbar

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When Panda gets a new toy, he wants to play with it himself and doesn't want to give Gander a turn.

Magic lemonade

By Joyce Dunbar

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Bossy Zoe pretends she is a queen, but her friends ignore her until she offers them magic lemonade.

A cake for Barney

By Joyce Dunbar

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When bullies try to take his property, a young bear learns how to stand up to them in a nonviolent way.

Why is the sky up?

By Joyce Dunbar

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As he is being put to bed a child asks his father a series of challenging questions about the physical reality of our planet.

Mouse and Mole

By James Mayhew, Joyce Dunbar

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