Margie Palatini Books

Sweet tooth

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Stewart's loud, obnoxious sweet tooth constantly gets him into trouble, until Stewart uses a healthy diet to take control of the situation.

The three silly billies

By Margie Palatini

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Three billy goats, unable to cross a bridge because they cannot pay the toll, form a car pool with The Three Bears, Little Red Riding Hood, and Jack of beanstalk fame to get past the rude Troll.

Bedhead

By Margie Palatini

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Oink

By Margie Palatini

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Frustrated because the pigs just lie around in the mud all day, the other animals on the farm try to make them improve themselves.

Sweet Tooth

By Marge Palatini

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Zoom Broom

By Margie Palatini

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Moo Who

By Margie Palatini

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Piggie Pie

By Howard Fine, Margie Palatini

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Zoom Broom

By Margie Palatini

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When her broom breaks down, Gritch the Witch visits a foxy salesman in search of a new Zoom Broom but ends up with something unexpected.

Elf Help

By Margie Palatini

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When Alfred E. Elf decides to use a computer to prepare the list of good boys and girls for Santa, he causes quite a mix-up.

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