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Les cadeaux disparus
Les cadeaux disparus

By Gail Herman

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Contes et legendes
Contes et legendes

By A. B. Lacerte

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Contes et nouvelles du XIXe siecle
La fete
La fete

By Anne Civardi

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El mensaje de las estrellas
El mensaje de las estrellas

By Lulu Delacre

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In the Andes mountains a family follows the message of the stars.

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Apples and Angel Ladders
Apples and Angel Ladders

By Irene Morck

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Nova Scotia history with a twist
The Christmas hat
The Christmas hat

By Wood A. J.

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Just before Christmas, Rabbit has a great idea and makes Little Owl a festive red hat so they can always find him. But Rabbit and Badger arent the only ones who can see Little Owl and his hat.

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Adagio
Adagio

By Felix Leclerc

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Jean le paresseux
Jean le paresseux

By Claude Poirier

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