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Little Goblins Ten
Little Goblins Ten

By Pamela Jane

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Ghouls, goblins, ghosts, witches, and other scary creatures cavort in the forest on Halloween, introducing the numbers one through ten.

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Little Goblins Ten
Little Goblins Ten

By Pamela Jane, Jane Manning

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Little elfie one
Little elfie one

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Elves, snowmen, stars, and reindeer cavort at the North Pole on Christmas Eve, introducing the numbers one through ten.

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Little Goblins Ten
Little Goblins Ten

By Pamela Jane, Jane Manning

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