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Tribes of Chima
Tribes of Chima

By Ruth Amos

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This introduction to the animal tribes of Chima and their weapons includes fun facts about Lennox the Lion and his rival, Cragger the Crocodile.

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Tribes of Chima
Tribes of Chima

By Ruth Amos

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This introduction to the animal tribes of Chima and their weapons includes fun facts about Lennox the Lion and his rival, Cragger the Crocodile.

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Marvel Fearless and Fantastic Female Super Heroes Save the World
DK Readers Level 2
DK Readers Level 2

By DK Publishing, Ruth Amos

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Star Wars Meet the Villains Darth Vader
Lard Vader's villains
Lard Vader's villains

By Ruth Amos

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Lard Vader and the Empire pigs try to take control of the galaxy.

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Deceptihogs versus Autobirds
Deceptihogs versus Autobirds

By Ruth Amos

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The birds and pigs of Angry Birds are transformed into robots by the EggSpark, creating such robots as Dark Megatron Pig, Optimus Prime Bird, and Grey Slam Gridlock Bird.

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