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What Am I
What Am I

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What Am I
What Am I

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What Am I
What Am I

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Seashore Animals Random House Tell Me About Book
Bright, lively, and loud
Bright, lively, and loud

By Moira Butterfield

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Gives basic information about the life of a parrot, written in the form of a riddle.

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Jumpy, green, and croaky
Jumpy, green, and croaky

By Moira Butterfield

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A riddle asking the reader to guess which animal is being described precedes information about different parts of a frog's body, how it behaves, and where it lives.

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Pink and Curly tailed
Pink and Curly tailed

By Moira Butterfield

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Heavy and Hoofed
Heavy and Hoofed

By Moira Butterfield

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Graceful and Galloping
Graceful and Galloping

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