identity

ISBN:

978-1939656001

Wiley Blevins (Author), Mattia Cerato

Categories:

Daddy & Me, Educational, Embracing Diversity, Family & Friends, Growing Up, Mommy & Me, Self Esteem

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

adoption, family, love, identity, belonging, differences, understanding, home.

https://www.amazon.com/Beans-Family-Snaps-Wiley-Blevins/dp/1939656001

Mom and Dad have red hair I have black hair We dont look much alike but that doesnt matter to me Adopted children may have different skin or hair color from parents or siblings But theres a lot more to making a family than sharing red hair and freckles W i l e y B l e v i n s R i c e a n d B e a n s Written by Wiley Blevins Illustrated by Mattia Cerato Written by Wiley Blevins Illustrated by Mattia Cerato Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom Find a free catalog of all our highquality products for young readers Rice and Beans Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Blevins Wiley Rice and beans written by Wiley Blevins illustrated by Mattia Cerato p col ill cm Family snaps Summary A young girl adopted from China sees that her hair and skin color are different from that of her parents She finds however that theres much more to making a family than sharing red hair and freckles Interest age level Issued also as an ebook ISBN lib bindinghardcover ISBN pbk ISBN eBk Adopted childrenJuvenile fiction Individual differencesJuvenile fiction Identity Psychology Juvenile fiction FamiliesJuvenile fiction AdoptionFiction IdentityFiction Families Fiction I Cerato Mattia II Title PZ7B618652 Ri E Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom First published by Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA Printed in the United States of America Mom said she dreamed of having a girl Dad said he wanted me more than turnips Thats his favorite food Ick My hair is black My eyes are black too My mom and dad have red hair And skin the color of vanilla ice cream I was born in a place far away A place where people say neehou instead of hello Now I eat brown beans and cornbread A place where they eat pork dumplings and rice Lots and lots of rice Lots and lots of cornbread Mom and Dad flew in a plane to get me Then we flew home together You cried all the way home said Dad Im older now I dont cry much When we go shopping people stare Why dont you look like your mom and dad asked a little girl I tell her Im adopted That means I have a birth mom and a forever mom My birth mom loved me But she couldnt take care of me She had to let me go My forever mom loves me too She says shell never let me go

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The Beach Dilemma: The Beach Dilemma (Emma Just Medium)

RedChairPress — Thu, 17 Jul 2025 19:32:00 +0000

Middle-kid Emma is stuck between her two brothers, again.She has to ride in the middle seat as her family heads out on a weeklong beach vacation with friends, where Emma knows that being just medium will only get worse! Then she has an idea. What if she could get out of being in the middle by taking on a new role? What if she acted BIG? Will Emma's plan work, or will she have another huge dilEmma?

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Advanced (9 to 13)

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978-1947159600

Laura Wiltse Prior, Marta Kissi

Categories:

Environment, Family & Friends, Girls, Growing Up, Holidays

Features:

Illustrations, Chapters

Keywords:

middle-child, beach, family, perseverance, self-confidence, identity, humor, vacation.

https://www.amazon.com/Emma-Just-Medium-Beach-Dilemma/dp/1947159607/ref=sims_dp_d_dex_ai_fluffy_found_t1_m_v1_d_sccl_1_1/143-3059786-3762116

EMMA JUST MEDIUM Beach T h e Dilemma Laura Wiltse Prior with illustrations by Marta Kissi EMMA JUST MEDIUM T h eBeach Dilemma I cant get enough of Emma and her whole family Emma is goofy wellintentioned and one hundred percent relatable all the more when she makes mistakes Her family and friends radiate love for one another Kids who adore Clementine Judy Moody and Sharon Drapers Sassy will delight in this story of a spunky girl doing everything she can to create space for herself in her family Rebecca Fox Asst Manager of Family Services New Canaan CT Library EMMA JUST MEDIUM T h eBeach Dilemma ONE ELM B O O K S ONE ELM B O O K S Laura Wiltse Prior ONE ELM B O O K S with illustrations by Marta Kissi ONE ELM B O O K S Egremont Massachusetts ONE ELM ONE ELM B O O K S ONE ELM One Elm Books is an imprint of Red Chair Press LLC Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom Free Discussion Guide available online To Joe my teammate LWP Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Prior Laura Wiltse author Kissi Marta illustrator Title Emma Just Medium The beach dilemma Laura Wiltse Prior with illustrations by Marta Kissi Other Titles Beach dilemma Description Egremont Massachusetts One Elm Books Series Emma Just Medium Interest age level Summary Even though her family calls her Emma Bemma Emma knows she is really just Medium Thats because shes the middle kid between her two brothers who everyone calls Big and Little Big thinks hes the coolest kid on the planet now that hes And everyone thinks Little is just adorable even when he picks his nose and eats it What if she could get out of being the middle by taking on a new role What if she acted BIG Or even bigger than that Provided by publisher Identifiers ISBN hardcover ISBN ePDF ISBN ePub SL ISBN ePub TR ISBN Kindle Subjects LCSH Middleborn childrenJuvenile fiction Brothers and sistersJuvenile fiction Identity Psychology in childrenJuvenile fiction BeachesJuvenile fiction CYAC Middleborn childrenFiction Brothers and sistersFiction IdentityFiction BeachesFiction Classification LCC PZ71P768 Em print LCC PZ71P768 ebook DDC Edc23 LC record available at httpslccnlocgov2022935632 Main body text set in Baskerville Text copyright Laura Wiltse Prior Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS ONE ELM Books logo and green leaf colophon are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Printed in the United States of America 1P CGF23 Table of Contents Chapter Emmas Dilemma Chapter Emma Just Medium Chapter Lego and Magnets Chapter Sarongs and Sand Chapter Creatures and Crayons Chapter Bam Bam and Boogers Chapter Matthew the Middle Chapter Emma Excelente Chapter Just Emma

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Middle Me: A Growing-Up Story of the Middle Child

RedChairPress — Sun, 13 Jul 2025 21:43:43 +0000

The first-born might feel pushed aside when a sibling is born. But being oldest has its perks. The youngest child may feel left out of activities. But everyone loves the baby in the family. Being the middle child is unique and comes with experiences only a middle child knows.

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978-1634401784

Jeff Dinardo, Lars Rudebjer

Categories:

Animals & Creatures, Family & Friends, Growing Up, Lessons, Mommy & Me, Self Esteem, Wellness

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

middle-child, identity, siblings, belonging, comparison, family, uniqueness, emotions

https://www.amazon.com/Middle-Me-Growing-up-Story-Child/dp/1634401786

M i d dle Me wrien by Jeff Dinardo iustrated by Lars Rudebjer Middle Me M i d dle Me A G r o w i n g U p Story of the Middle Child wrien by Jeff Dinardo iustrated by Lars Rudebjer Rocking Chair Kids AN IMPRINT OF RED CHAIR PRESS TM Egremont MA Middle MeRocking Chair KidsTM books are published by Red Chair Press Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom About the Author Jeff Dinardo is always looking to make kids smile through humor and silliness that captures a childs imagination When not writing Jeff runs a Massachusetts design firm specializing in books for classroom use About the Artist Lars Rudebjer has illustrated more than childrens books plus board games published in ten countries Lars and his family live in Norway Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Dinardo Jeffrey Rudebjer Lars illustrator Title Middle me a growingup story of the middle child written by Jeff Dinardo illustrated by Lars Rudebjer Description Egremont MA Rocking Chair Kids an imprint of Red Chair Press Series Rocking chair kids Growing up Interest age level Series statement supplied by cid83cid88cid69cid79cid76cid86cid75cid72cid85cid17cid3cid95cid3cid54cid88cid80cid80cid68cid85cid92cid29cid3cid180cid55cid75cid76cid86cid3cid76cid86cid3cid68cid3cid42cid85cid82cid90cid76cid81cid74cid16cid56cid83cid3cid86cid87cid82cid85cid92cid3cid82cid73cid3cid87cid75cid72cid3cid48cid76cid71cid71cid79cid72cid3cid38cid75cid76cid79cid71cid17cid3cid55cid75cid72cid3cid192cid85cid86cid87cid16cid69cid82cid85cid81cid3cid80cid76cid74cid75cid87cid3cid73cid72cid72cid79cid3 pushed aside when a sibling is born But being oldest has its perks The youngest child may feel left out of activities But everyone loves the baby in the family Being the middle child is unique and comes with experiences only a middle child knowsProvided by publisher cid44cid71cid72cid81cid87cid76cid192cid72cid85cid86cid29cid3cid47cid38cid38cid49cid3cid21cid19cid20cid25cid28cid23cid26cid21cid27cid23cid3cid95cid3cid44cid54cid37cid49cid3cid28cid26cid27cid16cid20cid16cid25cid22cid23cid23cid19cid16cid20cid26cid27cid16cid23cid3cid11cid79cid76cid69cid85cid68cid85cid92cid3cid75cid68cid85cid71cid70cid82cid89cid72cid85cid12cid3cid95cid3cid44cid54cid37cid49cid3cid28cid26cid27cid16cid20cid16cid25cid22cid23cid23cid19cid16cid20cid27cid21cid16cid20cid3 cid11cid72cid69cid82cid82cid78cid12 cid54cid88cid69cid77cid72cid70cid87cid86cid29cid3cid47cid38cid54cid43cid29cid3cid48cid76cid71cid71cid79cid72cid16cid69cid82cid85cid81cid3cid70cid75cid76cid79cid71cid85cid72cid81cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid37cid76cid85cid87cid75cid3cid82cid85cid71cid72cid85cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid44cid81cid71cid76cid89cid76cid71cid88cid68cid79cid3 cid71cid76cid73cid73cid72cid85cid72cid81cid70cid72cid86cid3cid76cid81cid3cid70cid75cid76cid79cid71cid85cid72cid81cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid38cid60cid36cid38cid29cid3cid48cid76cid71cid71cid79cid72cid16cid69cid82cid85cid81cid3cid70cid75cid76cid79cid71cid85cid72cid81cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid37cid76cid85cid87cid75cid3cid82cid85cid71cid72cid85cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3 cid95cid3cid44cid81cid71cid76cid89cid76cid71cid88cid68cid79cid3cid71cid76cid73cid73cid72cid85cid72cid81cid70cid72cid86cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17 cid38cid79cid68cid86cid86cid76cid192cid70cid68cid87cid76cid82cid81cid29cid3cid47cid38cid38cid3cid51cid61cid26cid17cid39cid25cid20cid20cid24cid3cid48cid76cid3cid21cid19cid20cid26cid3cid11cid83cid85cid76cid81cid87cid12cid3cid95cid3cid47cid38cid38cid3cid51cid61cid26cid17cid39cid25cid20cid20cid24cid3cid11cid72cid69cid82cid82cid78cid12cid3cid95cid3cid39cid39cid38cid3cid62cid40cid64cid16cid16cid71cid70cid21cid22 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America Distributed in the US by Lerner Publisher Services wwwlernerbookscom cid20cid20cid20cid25cid3cid3cid3cid20cid3cid3cid3cid38cid42cid37cid54cid51cid20cid26 I am always in the middle I have an older brother I have a younger sister I am in the middle Middle me

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I'm a Lot of Sometimes: A Growing-Up Story of Identity

RedChairPress — Sun, 13 Jul 2025 21:42:53 +0000

Growing up can be oh-so confusing! Shhh, don't be so loud. Speak up! You've got to be the BIG brother now. You're much too little to go on the big rides. No matter where you are at any moment in your life, it's best to just be YOU.

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978-1634401777

Jack Guinan, Lars Rudebjer

Categories:

Growing Up, Lessons, Little Brave Stories, Self Esteem, Wellness

Features:

Illustrations

Keywords:

identity, emotions, change, self‑discovery, confidence, growth, reflection, acceptance.

https://www.amazon.com/Im-Lot-Sometimes-Growing-up-Identity/dp/1634401778

Im a Lot of Sometimeswritten by Jack Guinan illustrated by Lars Rudebjer AN IMPRINT OF RED CHAIR PRESSEgremont MARocking Chair KidsTMIm a Lot of Sometimeswritten by Jack Guinan illustrated by Lars RudebjerA GrowingUp Story of IdentityRocking Chair KidsTM books are published by Red Chair Press Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom About the Author Jack Guinan is a distinguished author and cartoonist His books range from popular bedtime stories to highly acclaimed personal investing books Jack lives and writes in Arizona About the Artist Lars Rudebjer has illustrated more than childrens books plus board games published in ten countries Lars and his family live in Norway Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Guinan Jack Rudebjer Lars illustrator Title Im a lot of sometimes a growingup story of identity written by Jack Guinan illustrated by Lars Rudebjer Other Titles I am a lot of sometimes Description Egremont MA Rocking Chair Kids an imprint of Red Chair Press Series Rocking chair kids Growing up Interest age level Series statement supplied by publisher Summary This is a GrowingUp story of Identity Growing up can be ohso confusing One minute Shhh dont be so loud The next minute its Speak up Youve got to be the BIG brother now Then youre much too little to go on the big rides No matter where you are at any moment in your life its best to just be YOUProvided by publisher cid44cid71cid72cid81cid87cid76cid192cid72cid85cid86cid29cid3cid47cid38cid38cid49cid3cid21cid19cid20cid25cid28cid23cid26cid21cid27cid21cid3cid95cid3cid44cid54cid37cid49cid3cid28cid26cid27cid16cid20cid16cid25cid22cid23cid23cid19cid16cid20cid26cid26cid16cid26cid3cid11cid79cid76cid69cid85cid68cid85cid92cid3cid75cid68cid85cid71cid70cid82cid89cid72cid85cid12cid3cid95cid3cid44cid54cid37cid49cid3cid28cid26cid27cid16cid20cid16cid25cid22cid23cid23cid19cid16cid20cid27cid20cid16cid23cid3 cid11cid72cid69cid82cid82cid78cid12 cid54cid88cid69cid77cid72cid70cid87cid86cid29cid3cid47cid38cid54cid43cid29cid3cid44cid71cid72cid81cid87cid76cid87cid92cid3cid11cid51cid86cid92cid70cid75cid82cid79cid82cid74cid92cid12cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid44cid81cid71cid76cid89cid76cid71cid88cid68cid79cid76cid87cid92cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid48cid68cid87cid88cid85cid68cid87cid76cid82cid81cid3 cid11cid51cid86cid92cid70cid75cid82cid79cid82cid74cid92cid12cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid38cid75cid76cid79cid71cid85cid72cid81cid16cid16cid38cid82cid81cid71cid88cid70cid87cid3cid82cid73cid3cid79cid76cid73cid72cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid38cid60cid36cid38cid29cid3cid44cid71cid72cid81cid87cid76cid87cid92cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3 cid95cid3cid44cid81cid71cid76cid89cid76cid71cid88cid68cid79cid76cid87cid92cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid48cid68cid87cid88cid85cid68cid87cid76cid82cid81cid3cid11cid51cid86cid92cid70cid75cid82cid79cid82cid74cid92cid12cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid38cid82cid81cid71cid88cid70cid87cid3cid82cid73cid3cid79cid76cid73cid72cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17 cid38cid79cid68cid86cid86cid76cid192cid70cid68cid87cid76cid82cid81cid29cid3cid47cid38cid38cid3cid51cid61cid26cid17cid20cid17cid42cid27cid24cid3cid44cid80cid3cid21cid19cid20cid26cid3cid11cid83cid85cid76cid81cid87cid12cid3cid95cid3cid47cid38cid38cid3cid51cid61cid26cid17cid20cid17cid42cid27cid24cid3cid11cid72cid69cid82cid82cid78cid12cid95cid3cid39cid39cid38cid3cid62cid40cid64cid16cid16cid71cid70cid21cid22 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America Distributed in the US by Lerner Publisher Services wwwlernerbookscom cid20cid20cid20cid25cid3cid3cid3cid20cid3cid3cid3cid38cid42cid37cid54cid51cid20cid26 Im a lot of sometimes Sometimes Im big Sometimes Im small Sometimes Im tall Sometimes Im short Sometimes Im happy

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Worth the Wait: A Growing-Up Story of Self-Esteem

RedChairPress — Sun, 13 Jul 2025 21:08:18 +0000

"I wish I was taller." "I can't wait to be old enough to . . ." "If only I could dance like her." We've all had feelings like these. But in time it becomes clear our unique talents and qualities make us each one-of-a kind.

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https://www.amazon.com/Worth-Wait-Growing-Up-Story-Self-Esteem/dp/1634401808

Elliot Kreloff

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Animals & Creatures, Growing Up, Lessons, Self Esteem, Wellness

Features:

Illustrations

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self‑esteem, patience, growth, identity, self‑worth, journey, confidence, values. let me know if you'd like adjustments!

by Elliot Kreloff A G row i ng U p S to r y o f S e l f E s te e m Rocking Chair Kids AN IMPRINT OF RED CHAIR PRESS TM Egremont MA Rocking Chair KidsTM books are published by Red Chair Press Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom About the AuthorIllustrator Elliot Kreloff has designed and illustrated board books early readers fiction and nonfiction With these newest titles Elliot has turned his creative spirit to writing as well as creating awardwinning art for books Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Kreloff Elliot author illustrator Title Worth the wait a growingup story of selfesteem Elliot Kreloff Description Egremont MA Rocking Chair Kids an imprint of Red Chair Press Series Rocking chair kids Growing up Interest age level Series statement supplied by publisher Summary This is a GrowingUp story of SelfEsteem I wish I was taller I cant wait to be old enough to If only I could dance like her Weve all had feelings like these wanting to be something were not or being impatient about growing up But in time it becomes clear our unique talents and qualities make each of us one of a kindProvided by publisher cid44cid71cid72cid81cid87cid76cid192cid72cid85cid86cid29cid3cid47cid38cid38cid49cid3cid21cid19cid20cid25cid28cid23cid26cid22cid24cid21cid3cid95cid3cid44cid54cid37cid49cid3cid28cid26cid27cid16cid20cid16cid25cid22cid23cid23cid19cid16cid20cid27cid19cid16cid26cid3cid11cid79cid76cid69cid85cid68cid85cid92cid3cid75cid68cid85cid71cid70cid82cid89cid72cid85cid12cid3cid95cid3cid44cid54cid37cid49cid3cid28cid26cid27cid16cid20cid16cid25cid22cid23cid23cid19cid16cid20cid27cid23cid16cid24cid3 cid11cid72cid69cid82cid82cid78cid12 cid54cid88cid69cid77cid72cid70cid87cid86cid29cid3cid47cid38cid54cid43cid29cid3cid54cid72cid79cid73cid16cid72cid86cid87cid72cid72cid80cid3cid76cid81cid3cid70cid75cid76cid79cid71cid85cid72cid81cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid44cid81cid71cid76cid89cid76cid71cid88cid68cid79cid76cid87cid92cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid48cid68cid87cid88cid85cid68cid87cid76cid82cid81cid3 cid11cid51cid86cid92cid70cid75cid82cid79cid82cid74cid92cid12cid16cid16cid45cid88cid89cid72cid81cid76cid79cid72cid3cid192cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid38cid60cid36cid38cid29cid3cid54cid72cid79cid73cid16cid72cid86cid87cid72cid72cid80cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid44cid81cid71cid76cid89cid76cid71cid88cid68cid79cid76cid87cid92cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17cid3cid95cid3cid48cid68cid87cid88cid85cid68cid87cid76cid82cid81cid3 cid11cid51cid86cid92cid70cid75cid82cid79cid82cid74cid92cid12cid16cid16cid41cid76cid70cid87cid76cid82cid81cid17 cid38cid79cid68cid86cid86cid76cid192cid70cid68cid87cid76cid82cid81cid29cid3cid47cid38cid38cid3cid51cid61cid26cid17cid20cid17cid46cid26cid23cid3cid58cid82cid3cid21cid19cid20cid26cid3cid11cid83cid85cid76cid81cid87cid12cid3cid95cid3cid47cid38cid38cid3cid51cid61cid26cid17cid20cid17cid46cid26cid23cid3cid11cid72cid69cid82cid82cid78cid12cid3cid95cid3cid39cid39cid38cid3cid62cid40cid64cid16cid16cid71cid70cid21cid22 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America Distributed in the US by Lerner Publisher Services wwwlernerbookscom cid20cid20cid20cid25cid3cid3cid3cid20cid3cid3cid3cid38cid42cid37cid54cid51cid20cid26 On a big green leaf lay a very small egg Out of that tiny egg crawled a little green caterpillar Like all new babies she was hungry She was so hungry she ate up the whole leaf The caterpillar was still hungry so she crawled o to nd another leaf A bright red ladybug landed nearby Ladybug you are such a beautiful color I wish that I was as beautiful as you

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Any Two Can Be Twindollicious

Twindollicious — Tue, 01 Oct 2013 22:38:16 +0000

Any Two Can Be Twindollicious is about a pair of spunky twins, Violet and Kelly, who love doing everything together, but one day are questioned about their individuality. By helping others in their own way, the girls discover that who they truly are comes from inside.

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