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Russell the Sheep
Russell the Sheep

By Rob Scotton

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Soft house
Soft house

By Steve Futterman

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While the moon shines bright
While the moon shines bright

By Jeanne Whitehouse Peterson

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A young child's bedtime chant about the very last activities of the day before he hops into bed.

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Russell the Sheep
Russell the Sheep

By Rob Scotton

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Russell the sheep tries all different ways to get to sleep.

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Just Like My Dad
Just Like My Dad

By Tricia Gardella

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Cookie Becker casts a spell
Cookie Becker casts a spell

By Lee Glazer

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When unattractive Cookie Becker loses the lead in the class play to another girl, she puts a curse on the production.

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Bunny's night out
Bunny's night out

By Roni Schotter

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Star baby
Star baby

By Amy Gordon

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Nine-year-old Allie, an only child, wishes on a falling star for a baby sister and receives a star baby instead.

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