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Pinocchio
Pinocchio

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Cooking Under Cover
Onions Onions Onions
Tommy's toys
Tommy's toys

By Linda Hill Griffith

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Pop-up pictures and rhymed text tell how a young boy uses some of his toys to take imaginary journeys.

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When Ricky reads
When Ricky reads

By Linda Hill Griffith

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Pop-up pictures and rhymed text describe how a young boy uses his imagination to put himself into different stories that he has heard.

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The new American farm cookbook
Mad Monsters Mix and Match
Little Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood

By Charles Perrault

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Sheer Nerve
Sheer Nerve

By Linda Griffith, Linda Griffiths

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