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There Was an Old Woman
There Was an Old Woman

By Kellogg

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Millicent the Magnificent
Millicent the Magnificent

By Alice Bach

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When Oliver becomes a pupil of Millicent, a circus bear, his brother Ronald decides to secretly teach himself the same tricks.

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The Most Delicious Camping Trip Ever
The Most Delicious Camping Trip Ever

By Alice Bach

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Ronald and Oliver, the bear twins, go camping with Aunt Bear and learn how to get along with nature and each other.

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The Rotten Book
The Rotten Book

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A-Hunting We Will Go!
A-Hunting We Will Go!

By Steven Kellogg

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The Three Little Pigs
The Three Little Pigs

By Steven Kellogg

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Santa Claus is comin to town
Santa Claus is comin to town

By J. Fred Coots

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Presents a colorful children's book based upon the famous 1934 Christmas song and includes two fold-out pages.

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Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town
Tallyho, Pinkerton!
Tallyho, Pinkerton!

By Steven Kellogg

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Ralph's Secret Weapon
Ralph's Secret Weapon

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