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Snowy owl
Snowy owl

By Sarah Toast

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Follows an owl family as the eggs are laid, the babies hatch, the parents care for young owls, and the babies learn about their surroundings.

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Bear cub
Bear cub

By Sarah Toast

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Panda baby
Panda baby

By Sarah Toast

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Follows a baby panda from his birth through his first few months of exploring his surroundings.

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Bear cub
Bear cub

By Sarah Toast

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Duckling
Duckling

By Judith Love, Sarah Toast

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Baby dolphin
Baby dolphin

By Sarah Toast

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Snowy owl
Snowy owl

By Sarah Toast

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Prarie dog
Prarie dog

By Sarah Toast

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Peter Rabbit
Peter Rabbit

By Sarah Toast

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Peter disobeys his mother by going into Mr. McGregor's garden and almost gets caught.

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