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Gracie and the biggest pumpkin
Gracie and the Biggest Pumpkin
Somebody's dog.
Somebody's dog.

By Miska Miles

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As a year passes and no one claims him, two children become more and more attached to the stray but well-trained dog they found.

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Nobody's Cat
Nobody's Cat

By Miska Miles

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Otter in the cove.
Otter in the cove.

By Miska Miles

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Maggie is heartbroken when her father announces he must kill the otters who are eating the abalone he fishes.

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Tree house town.
Tree house town.

By Miska Miles

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The children's treehouses encroach on the world of Mouse, Fox, Raccoon, Rabbit, Deer, and Dove and they must find new places to live.

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Chicken forgets
Chicken forgets

By Miska Miles

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A forgetful chicken, off to pick blackberries for his mother, almost comes home with flies, weeds, or clover blossoms instead.

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Small rabbit
Small rabbit

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After several misadventures, a little rabbit finds someone to play with.

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Teacher's Pet
Teacher's Pet

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Hoagie's Rifle Gun
Hoagie's Rifle Gun

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