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Albert the dragon and the centaur

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Albert, a lonely dragon, wanted to be needed and in a short time became the guardian of a baby centaur that had run away from a cruel circus owner.

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No sleep for Angus.
No sleep for Angus.

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A twelve-year-old boy, the only witness to a bank robbery, is chased all over London by the thieves.

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The lion and the rose

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