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Heads

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Lick

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"Textures and pull tabs enhance the action, and laughs flow lickety-split as a cast of cavorting creatures proves that tongues can do much more then taste?"--P. [4] of cover.

Sniff

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Munch

By Matthew Van Fleet

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"Tabs and textures animate the madcap antics as a cast of frolicking critters shows toddlers that mouths aren't just for eating!--

Color Dog

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Chomp goes the alligator

By Matthew Van Fleet

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A story of a hungry little alligator who gulps his way from one to ten. Ten touchable textures, a sturdy chomping pull tab, and a grand finale pop-up are sure to engage the youngest readers.

Dog

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One yellow lion.

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Fuzzy Yellow Ducklings

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