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Big shark s lost tooth
Big shark s lost tooth

By Steve Metzger

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Chomp is a lemon shark who has just lost a tooth, but he lives deep in the ocean. How will the tooth fairy ever find him?

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Big Shark's Lost Tooth
Big Shark's Lost Tooth

By Steve Metzger

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Five Little Sharks Swimming in the Sea Big Book
We re going on a nature hunt
We re going on a nature hunt

By Steve Metzger

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On a perfect spring day three friends go on a nature hunt.

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The great turkey race
The great turkey race

By Steve Metzger

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Cassie, Wing, and Ollie all want to be the Thanksgiving Turkey! They decide to have a contest to see which of them Farmer Joe should pick. Will it be a happy Thanksgiving for all?

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When the Leaf Blew In
When the Leaf Blew In

By Steve Metzger

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Big Shark's Valentine Surprise
The Easter Bunny Is Missing
Sortie de Classe
Sortie de Classe

By Steve Metzger

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Il Pleut Il Mouille
Il Pleut Il Mouille

By Steve Metzger

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