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The big little sneeze
The big little sneeze

By Katja Reider

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Thinking that he is sick because the dandelions made him sneeze, Max the bear's animal friends ply him with remedies for various illnesses and only make him feel worse.

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The big little sneeze
The big little sneeze

By Katja Reider

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Thinking that he is sick because the dandelions made him sneeze, Max the bear's animal friends ply him with remedies for various illnesses and only make him feel worse.

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Snail started it!
Snail started it!

By Katja Reider

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By calling Pig fat, Snail starts a chain of insults among the other animals that eventually catches up with him and convinces him that each animal is right in liking himself just the way he is.

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Snail Started It WRONG
Snail Started It WRONG

By A Von Roehl, K. Reider

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Todo empezo con Caracol
Todo empezo con Caracol

By Katja Reider

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By calling Pig fat, Snail starts a chain of insults among the other animals that eventually catches up with him and convinces him that each animal is right in liking himself just the way he is.

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