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A giraffe on the moon
A giraffe on the moon

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One pink pig
One pink pig

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I'm a little monster
I'm a little monster

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While he is supposed to be cleaning his room, a young boy is invited to join the monsters he has painted in a birthday celebration.

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Cider apples
Cider apples

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At the magical moment between the old year and the new, a young girl and her grandmother enlist the aid of some fairies to save their apple trees.

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Cat's knees & bee's whiskers
Cat's knees & bee's whiskers

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Baldrick the cat studies hard to become an expert witch's cat, but he runs into trouble when he tries out a new spell without supervision.

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Pink pigs aplenty
Pink pigs aplenty

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Just how many pink pigs are there in the piggies circus and what are those pastel porcine performers doing?

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