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A ghost in the attic
A ghost in the attic

By Suzan Reid

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Fanttme au Grenier
Fanttme au Grenier

By Reid Susan

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Aliens in the basement
Aliens in the basement

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Caps Hats Socks and Mittens
Caps Hats Socks and Mittens

By Louse Borden

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Toute une glissade!
Toute une glissade!

By Suzan Reid

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The Meat Eaters Arrive
Winter Poems
Winter Poems

By Rogasky Barbara

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Three Cheers For Tacky
Three Cheers For Tacky

By Louise Borden, Keizaburō Tejima, Barbara Rogasky, Angela Johnson, Amy Ehrlich, Suzan Reid, MARCUS PFISTER, JONATHAN LONDON, Jan Brett, Robert N. Munsch, Alvin R. Tresselt, Jane Yolen, Rita Schlachter, Helen Lester, Nancy White Carlstrom, Elizabeth Winthrop, Douglas Florian, William T. George, Robert Maass

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Tacky is always being teased by his perfect penguin friends. Will his eccentric ways prove that there is nothing wrong—and just enough right—with being different? This hilarious series following th...

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Meat Eaters Arrive
Meat Eaters Arrive

By Susan Reid

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