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The Incomplete Amorist
The Incomplete Amorist

By Edith Nesbit

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Amos Kilbright His Adscititious Experiences
The Incomplete Amorist
The Incomplete Amorist

By Edith Nesbit

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The Red House
The Red House

By Edith Nesbit

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The city worm and the country worm
The city worm and the country worm

By Linda Hayward

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Slimey Worm of Sesame Street and his country cousin, Squirmy Worm, exchange visits and each decides he likes his own environment best.

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Little by little
Little by little

By Linda Hayward

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An adaptation of the Aesop fable, "The Crow and the Pitcher," in which a clever crow figures out how to get a drink of water when another crow has given up.

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Mile 4
Mile 4

By Stephanie Spinner

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King Arthur's Courage (A Stepping Stone Book(TM))
King Arthur's Courage (A Stepping Stone Book(TM))

By Stephanie Spinner

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King Arthur tells the Knights of the Round Table a tale of his capture and betrayal by his half-sister, Morgan le Fay.

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Phungawari simbula
Phungawari simbula

By Bi Jayantakumara Sarmma

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Manipuri folk tales and fables.

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Monster Planet Keystone Books
Monster Planet Keystone Books

By David Orme

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