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Five little ducks
Five little ducks

By Pamela Paparone

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Five little ducks
Five little ducks

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Five little ducks
Five little ducks

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When her five little ducks disappear one by one, Mother duck sets out to find them.

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Cinco Patitos Five Ducks
Cinco Patitos Five Ducks

By Pamela Paparone

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Fire Fighters
Fire Fighters

By Norma Simon

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Five Little Ducks
Five Little Ducks

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Los Cinco Patitos Five Little Ducks
Who built the ark?
Who built the ark?

By Pamela Paparone

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A gospel music version of the Noah's ark story.

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Two-legged, four-legged, no-legged rhymes
Two-legged, four-legged, no-legged rhymes

By J. Patrick Lewis

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A collection of poems about such colorful animals as the porcu-pain, the hippopot, and Paula Koala.

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Mail for Hushertown
Mail for Hushertown

By Mary Louise Cuneo

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