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Oona and the Shark
Oona and the Shark
Alfred Zector, Book Collector
Alfred Zector, Book Collector

By Kelly S. DiPucchio

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Alfred so loves books that he spends much of his life collecting every one in his town, and when his collection is complete he sets out to read each tome, while the lives of the townspeople grow du...

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Clink
Clink

By Kelly S. DiPucchio

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While newer, fancier robots are quickly purchased, Clink, an old-fashioned robot who can only make toast and music, gathers dust and feels downhearted until a young boy enters the shop looking for...

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Clink
Clink

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Oona
Oona

By Kelly DiPucchio, Raissa Figueroa

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Oona in the Arctic
Oona and the Shark
One little two little three little children
One little two little three little children

By Kelly S. DiPucchio

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A rhyming celebration of the diversity and universality of children and their families.

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Grace for President

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