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What am I?
What am I?

By Stephanie Calmenson

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One little monkey
One little monkey

By Stephanie Calmenson

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Ten items or less
Ten items or less

By Stephanie Calmenson

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Mandy helps her mother count their items in the supermarket, where they can get in the express lane with no more than ten items.

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Magellan's hats
Magellan's hats

By Stephanie Calmenson

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ABC
ABC

By Stephanie Calmenson

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The Muppets introduce the letters of the alphabet as they play with objects from airplane to zebra.

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First times Golden tell a tale book
Disney's The little mermaid
Disney's The little mermaid

By Stephanie Calmenson

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A little sea princess, longing to be human, trades her mermaid's tail for legs, hoping to win the heart of the prince she loves.

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Tigers Bedtime Super Shape Bk
Tigers Bedtime Super Shape Bk

By Stephanie Calmenson, Golden Books

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At bedtime Tiger recounts his day to his mother.

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Toy Super Shape
Toy Super Shape

By Golden Books

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