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No Place For A Pig
No Place For A Pig

By ROOT, Marron, Phyllis Root, Phyllis., Carol A. Marron, Jarvis, Carol A, Nathan Y., Root, Phyllis, Jarvis, Nathan Y., Marron, Carol A.

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After his pet pig Cynthia creates havoc in the house, Peter decides to find her another place to live.

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Not Quite Planets
Not Quite Planets

By Taylor, Glenn Taylor, Nathan Y., Glenn; Jarvis

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Captain Contraption explains to his young traveling companions on his spaceship about asteroids, meteors, meteorites, and comets.

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How Do You Know That?
How Do You Know That?

By Taylor, Glenn, Jarvis, Glenn Taylor, Nathan Y.

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By looking through a telescope, Cathy, Danny, and Mr. Cosmic discover a number of remarkable things about outer space.

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