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Furnacine Learns to Laugh
Furnacine Learns to Laugh

By Caryl Koelling

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What's on Wheels
Find the Shapes
The Ghosts of Creepy Castle
The Ghosts of Creepy Castle

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Some bodies in the attic
Some bodies in the attic

By Keith Moseley

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Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs

By Keith Moseley

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Steam Locomotives
Little Red Riding Mouse Pop Up Book
Mouse in Boots
Mouse in Boots

By Keith Moseley

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A mouse frees a beautiful princess from an ogre, thereby winning her hand.

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Hamster and Gretel
Hamster and Gretel

By Keith Moseley

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In this version of Hansel and Gretel, the children leave home of their own volition to seek their fortune and help the family finances.

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