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A cake for dinner
A cake for dinner

By Sue Graves

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Molly and her mother make a mess while trying to bake a cake for Grandma's visit. Includes hidden pictures.

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Harry and the horse
Harry and the horse

By Sue Graves

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Harry takes a magical ride on a carousel horse at the fair. Includes hidden pictures.

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Mop Top
Mop Top

By Sue Graves

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Henry's new puppy has a shaggy coat that just keeps growing, and his family must try to figure out how to tame it.

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Night, night!
Night, night!

By Sue Graves

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Before Josh can go to sleep, his mother must find all his friends and put them in bed too.

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Night night
Night night

By Sue Graves

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Before Josh can go to sleep, his mother must find all his friends and put them in bed too.

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Painted Faces Stage 4
Painted Faces Stage 4

By Sue Graves

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Dockside
Dockside

By Sue Graves

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Dockside
Dockside

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Dockside
Dockside

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