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The whoosh of Gadoosh
The whoosh of Gadoosh

By Pat Skene

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Gadoosh, a purple-haired homeless woman who can magically float aloft on the laughter of children, finds a home in a hospital.

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Monster Lunch Orca Echoes
Monster Lunch Orca Echoes

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Rhyme Stones
Rhyme Stones

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What a Hippopota Mess
What a Hippopota Mess

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Monster Lunch
Monster Lunch

By Pat Skene, Graham Ross

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Rhyme Stones
Rhyme Stones

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What a Hippopota Mess
What a Hippopota Mess

By Pat Skene, Graham Ross

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Rhyme Stones
Rhyme Stones

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