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The train
The train

By David M. McPhail

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During the night while everyone is asleep, a young boy takes a ride on his toy train.

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Where Can an Elephant Hide
Bear s Toothache
Bear s Toothache

By David McPhail

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Adam's smile.
Adam's smile.

By David M. McPhail

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Pigs Aplenty Pigs Galore
Pigs Aplenty Pigs Galore

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Day the Dog Said Cock A Doodle Doo
Day the Dog Said Cock A Doodle Doo

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The glerp.
The glerp.

By David M. McPhail

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At the expense of his health, the strolling Glerp swallows everyone who gets in his way.

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Farm boy's year
Farm boy's year

By David M. McPhail

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Diary entries and illustrations evoke a boy's life on a New England farm in the 1800s.

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Introduction to Santhali
Introduction to Santhali

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