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Dog's new coat
When Dog gets a new spotted coat he quickly decides he doesn't like it, but every time he tries to get rid of the coat it comes back to him.
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It's not easy being Number Three
Bored with doing the same thing all the time, Number Three quits and sets out to see what else he might do then, after trying many other possibilities, finally finds the perfect job.
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The great lollipop caper
Tired of having only adults like his acidic taste, Mr. Caper makes caper-flavored lollipops that are sent throughout the world, but his plot has unexpected consequences and only Lollipop can save the day.
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Princess Frog
Miranda asks her godmother, a witch, to turn her into something other than a princess then, as a frog, Miranda discovers how much fun life--and love--can be. Includes puzzles and notes for adults.
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The Little Green Girl
Mr. Aster, who likes routine, is happy to care for Little Green Girl when she arrives in his garden, but not interested in helping her see the world beyond its walls.
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Fish had a wish
Fish wishes to be all sorts of animals because each one is special, then realizes there is something good about being a fish, too.
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If you give a pig a pancake
\"One thing leads to another when you give a pig a pancake\"--Title page verso.
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Miracle on 133rd Street
The day before Christmas, everyone in Jose's neighborhood seems grumpy, including his mother who is homesick for Puerto Rico, but when he and his parents return from the pizzeria where they borrowed an oven to cook their roast, the heavenly aroma reminds those they pass of all they have to celebrate.
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Oliver : the second-largest living thing on Earth
Oliver wishes he were as popular and important as Sherman, the largest giant sequoia tree, until he discovers it is enough to be part of something big.
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Mr. Pack Rat really wants that
\"Through trial and error, Mr. Pack Rat begins to question whether having more things is really the secret to happiness\"-- Provided by publisher.
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