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Paper patchwork
Paper patchwork

By Lone Morton

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Presents ideas and instructions for using paper shapes to create designs to decorate boxes, cards, giftwrap, furniture, utensils, and more.

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Barron s My Second Design Book
I'm too big
I'm too big

By Lone Morton

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An elephant and a giraffe are both dissatisfied with things about themselves, until they talk to each other.

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Goodnight everyone
Goodnight everyone

By Lone Morton

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A young girl finds a place for all her toys to sleep before she can go to bed herself.

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Goodnight everyone Bonne nuit a tous
Goodnight everyone Bonne nuit a tous

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A young girl finds a place for all her toys to sleep before she can go to bed herself.

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I'm too big
I'm too big

By Lone Morton

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The elephant and the giraffe are both unhappy as they are and would like to be more like each other.

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All About Me
All About Me

By Lone Morton, Catherine Bruzzone

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Pen Pals
French Fun
French Fun

By Lone Morton, Catherine Bruzzone

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