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Giraffes Can'T Dance
Giraffes Can'T Dance

By Patricia A. Pingry, Giles Andreae, GUY PARKER-REES, Chris Sharp, Karma Wilson, John Segal, Paola Opal

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Saffy, the baby giraffe, loves her rock. It helps her reach the leaves so she can eat them. And it is fun to roll back and forth. When Ollie, the baby elephant, asks if he can play with her rock, a...

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Baby giraffe.
Baby giraffe.

By Patricia A. Pingry

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Sleepyhead
Sleepyhead

By Karma Wilson

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A kitten helps her favorite teddy bear prepare for bed.

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Saffy
Saffy

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Ollie
Ollie

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Perry
Perry

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Tecka
Tecka

By Paola Opal

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Spookie
Spookie

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Zingy
Zingy

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Dotty
Dotty

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