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We re Going On an Airplane
We re Going On an Airplane

By Steve Augarde

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Little Red Car Has an Accident.
Little Red Car Has an Accident.

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After a tree falls on him, Little Red Car must go to the garage to be repaired.

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Little Red Car in the snow
Little Red Car in the snow

By Mathew Price

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After some friends help free him from a snowbank, Little Red Car enjoys playing in the snow.

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Little Red Car plays taxi
Little Red Car plays taxi

By Mathew Price

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When the old black taxi breaks down, Little Red Car offers to pick up his passengers and finds that the job is harder than he thought.

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Vroom Vroom French
Vroom Vroom French

By Steve Augarde

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Celandine A.M. V.ABANDON
Celandine A.M. V.ABANDON

By Steve Augarde

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La fabrique de tracteurs
Leonard de Vinci
Leonard de Vinci

By Leo Brown Steve Augarde

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Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci

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Das Kleine Volk 01
Das Kleine Volk 01

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