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Zoe's tower
Zoe's tower

By Rogers Paul

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Zoe explores one of her favorite places before a familiar voice calls her home.

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Somebody's awake
Somebody's awake

By Rogers Paul

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First up in the morning, a little boy gets his own breakfast and brings his parents a cup of tea.

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Somebody's sleepy
Somebody's sleepy

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A little boy is determined to prove that he's not sleepy at bedtime.

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A letter to grandma
A letter to grandma

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When a young girl wakes to find her house on an island instead of in her familiar town, she wonders how her grandmother will be able to visit.

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Losing control
Losing control

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Surprise, surprise!
Surprise, surprise!

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