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Ellie Mack - Old School Reader
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Cathy Brockman - As Long as It's A abook
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Mary J. McCoy-Dressel - What Your Eyes Can See~ Reading Formats
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Robin Michaela - Books: Which Format Rules? - Robin Michaela
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Meka James - The More The Merrier
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Maureen Bonatch - Books Are Delicious But I Wouldn't Taste Them
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Debra Jupe - My Favorite Holiday (?)
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Helen Henderson - Hear, Read, or Hold
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Kenzie Michaels - So Many Choices!
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Peggy Jaeger - Choices, Choices
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Alina K. Field - Paper, E, then Audio
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Ed Hoornaert - Outside of a dog
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Sherry Lewis - Tell Me a Story, Any Story
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Valerie Ullmer - Books, Books, and More Books
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A Book by Any Other Name. . . Linda McLaughlin
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Cathy Brockman - As Long As It's a Book
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