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Baby Owl decides to explore the woods but all the animals he meets think that he is so cute and so fluffy that they all want to give him a hug! But Baby Owl tells them "I'm not cute!" A perfect bedroom read that all children will relate to. A real hoot!

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Author: Jonathan Allen
Number of Pages: 26 pages
Published Date: 01 Feb 2008
Publisher: Boxer Books Limited
Publication Country: St Albans, United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN: 9781905417889
Download Link: Click Here
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