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Beryl: A Pig's Tale
Beryl: A Pig's Tale

By Jane Simmons

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Tired of being mistreated and cooped up, Beryl the piglet escapes her farm and meets a group of wild pigs, whose settlement splits up over the decision of whether to let her stay, and with her new...

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Come Along, Daisy!
Come Along, Daisy!

By Jane Simmons

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Daisy and the Egg
Daisy and the Egg

By Jane Simmons

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Daisy's Hide And Seek Activity Kit
Daisy Says Coo First Daisy book
Daisy: The Little Duck with the Big Feet! - Box Set of 4
Go to Sleep Daisy First Daisy book
Daisy's favorite things First Daisy book
The Dreamtime Fairies
The Dreamtime Fairies

By Jane Simmons

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Lucy, Bear, Jamie, and Floppy Rabbit fly across the ocean to find the Dreamtime Fairies, who will help them fall asleep.

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Quack, Daisy, QUACK!
Quack, Daisy, QUACK!

By Jane Simmons

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On a visit to Aunt Lily, Daisy, the duckling, and her brother drive off their playmates with noisy quacking, but when they lose sight of Mama, Daisy must use her loudest voice to call for help.

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