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Alphabeasts
Alphabeasts

By Jean Little, King Smith

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A poetic look at animals through the alphabet, from the anaconda to the zambra.

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Magnus Powermouse
Magnus Powermouse

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Daggie Dogfoot
Daggie Dogfoot

By Jean Little

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Three Terrible Trins
Three Terrible Trins

By Dick King Smith

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Mr. Potter s Pet
Mr. Potter s Pet

By Dick King Smith

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Sophie's snail
Sophie's snail

By Jean Little

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The Sophie Stories The Sophie Stories
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The Queen s Nose
The Queen s Nose

By Jean Little, Eve Karpf

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