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Fire drill
Fire drill

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The children in school think the fire drill is real until they see the cook.

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Flowers Ten Word Books
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The Last Water Vole
The Last Water Vole

By Mike Charles Cox

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Historic Austin
Historic Austin

By Mike Cox

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More Basic Texas Books

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Finding Daddy Cox
Finding Daddy Cox

By Mike Cox

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E.H. Carr
E.H. Carr

By Mike Cox

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By Cox Mike

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