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Spooky poems
Spooky poems

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An illustrated collection of twenty-five poems by a variety of writers about assorted monsters, goblins, and other scary creatures.

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Ten in a bed
Ten in a bed

By Mary Rees

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The ten friends that are crowded in a little girl's bed are pushed out one by one until only the little girl remains.

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Ten in a bed
Ten in a bed

By Mary Rees

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Spooky Poems
Spooky Poems

By Jill Bennett, Mary Rees

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Ten in a bed.
Ten in a bed.

By Mary Rees

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Spooky Poems
Spooky Poems

By Mary Rees, Jill Bennett

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When I Lived Down Cuckoo Lane
Ten in a bed
Ten in a bed

By Mary Rees

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The Tale of Christine Pristine
Blue Magic Tigers
Blue Magic Tigers

By Hazel Townson, Mary Rees

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