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Pete's a Pizza
Pete's a Pizza

By William Steig

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When Pete feels miserable because rain makes it impossible to play ball outdoors, his father finds a fun indoor game to play with his son.

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Toby, What Are You?
Toby, What Are You?

By William Steig

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Toby fashions himself as different objects and asks his parents to guess what he is. Will he have the right identity by bedtime?

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Pete's a Pizza Magnet
Pete's a Pizza Magnet

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Doctor De Soto Goes to Africa
Zeke Pippin
Zeke Pippin

By William Steig

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The Toy Brother
The Toy Brother

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Roland the Minstrel Pig
Roland the Minstrel Pig

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Which Would You Rather Be?
Which Would You Rather Be?

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Pete's a Pizza
Pete's a Pizza

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