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1991., Ages 4-8, Child's World Call No: PB COS Edition: School/library ed. Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: Value tales from the Land of Barely ThereSummary Note: Derby Downs persuades the other young bunnies to leave their underground burrows and, ignoring the advice of the older rabbits, build their houses above ground.
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1991., Ages 4-8, Childs World Call No: PB COS Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: Value Tales/Land of Barely ThereSummary Note: An encounter with a tattered and blind butterfly helps the lovely winter weasel Prettina understand the perils of vanity and the value of inner beauty.
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1991., Ages 4-8, Child's World Call No: PB COS Edition: School/library ed. Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: Value tales from the Land of Barely ThereSummary Note: Hannah and Hickory, two gypsy cats, create a very unfavorable atmosphere when they lie about their humble background to their new school friends.
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1991., Ages 4-8, Child's World Call No: PB COS Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: Value Tales/Land of Barely ThereSummary Note: The badger proprietor of a country store, who fusses and fumes at the boys and girls that sit on his steps to read, changes his attitude entirely when young Rita Raccoon discovers his secret shortcoming and remedies it.
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1991., Ages 4-8, Child's World Call No: PB COS Edition: School/library ed. Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: Value tales from the Land of Barely ThereSummary Note: The riddle frequently muttered by an odd and reclusive otter is finally deciphered by the townspeople, who are then able to offer her the friendship she needs.
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1991., Ages 4-8, Child's World Call No: PB COS Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: Value tales from the Land of Barely ThereSummary Note: All the animals are alarmed because Gabriel Groundhog, quivering in fear of shadows, refuses to come out of his burrow on Groundhog Day to signal the end of winter.