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Johnny Appleseed
Johnny Appleseed

By M. J. York

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Tells the classic tale of Johnny Appleseed, the adventuresome pioneer who traveled across America sharing and planting apple seeds.

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Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyan

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Pecos Bill
Pecos Bill

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Chicken Little
Chicken Little

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24 p. : 22 cm

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The little red hen
The little red hen

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The three billy goats gruff
The three billy goats gruff

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The three little pigs
The three little pigs

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Momotaro the Peach boy
Momotaro the Peach boy

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Henry Ford
Henry Ford

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