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Gabriel has chosen to talk about a caterpillar in school. The caterpillar doesn't do much all day though, until one day
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Mother Rabbit's brood decide to surprise her with Easter eggs from various animals.
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In the aftermath of a storm, a plucky seed survives and teaches readers about how seeds become flowers.
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The author magically combines scientific facts with a fable about cooperation in this enchanting tale.
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A snowman who doesn't want to melt in a fable about water and cycles of birth, death, and rebirth.
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"There's always room for one more" is the message of this simple fable..
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Who's responsible for trampling the flowers and other naughty deeds? It's not who you think.
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The gift of an empty piñata provides an opportunity for a young girl to learn about unselfishness.
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A little boy's search for the perfect gift for his grandmother teaches him about ingenuity, generosity, and freedom.
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Making and flying a kite seems to be more than a mother and her children can handle. But looking for alternatives is always a good idea.
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A spider helps a turkey find a unique way to avoid being eaten for Thanksgiving dinner.
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Two ghosts scared of a storm? Who ever heard of such a thing? They find the perfect hiding place.
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