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The mystery of the Kibble crook
The mystery of the Kibble crook

By Norman Bridwell, Liz Mills

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T-Bone eats all of Cleo's new dog food but does not admit it right away.

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The big bad cold
The big bad cold

By Liz Mills

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Emily Elizabeth has a bad cold. How sill Clifford and his friends cheer her up?

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The happy dogs
The happy dogs

By Liz Mills

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Learn to read with Clifford and his friends. In this story, we are learning about the sound "th" as in "the."

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Phonics Fun
Phonics Fun

By Francie Alexander

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I Spy A Runaway Robot
I Spy A Runaway Robot

By Dan Marzollo, Liz Mills

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Characters locate a variety of hidden objects as they build a robot to help clean up their mess.

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I spy a circus
I spy a circus

By Dan Marzollo, Liz Mills

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Characters locate a variety of hidden objects as they make a toy circus.

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I Spy Pirate Treasure
I Spy Pirate Treasure

By Dan Marzollo, Liz Mills

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Characters locate a variety of hidden objects when they pretend to be pirates.

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Pull the tab Cloth Book
Pull the tab Cloth Book

By Liz Mills

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Picking Apples and Pumpkins
Picking Apples and Pumpkins

By Liz Mills

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