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Norman the slug with the silly shell
Norman the slug with the silly shell

By Sue Hendra

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Norman, a slug who wants to be a snail, is determined to find something that will work as a shell.

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Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell
Keith the Cat with the Magic Hat
Supertato
Supertato

By Sue Hendra, Paul Linnet

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Supertato
Supertato

By Sue Hendra, Paul Linnet

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I Need to Wee
I Need to Wee

By Sue Hendra, Paul Linnet

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I Need to Wee
I Need to Wee

By Sue Hendra, Paul Linnet

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Cake
Cake

By Sue Hendra, Paul Linnet

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Cake
Cake

By Sue Hendra, Paul Linnet

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