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Stephen Cosgrove Libros

    Serendipity
    The Muffin Muncher
    Catundra
    Serendipity Book: Buttermilk
    Wheedle and the Noodle
    Sassafras
    • A sassy little elephant, who irritates others by imitating everything they say, hears in an echo how unkind she sounds.

      Sassafras
      4,2
    • Wheedle and the Noodle

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      The Wheedle has lived on the Needle for more than thirty years. His earmuffs tightly clamped on his head, he has been slumbering in peace without interruption. All would have stayed the same but for a sad mewling sound echoing through the night. Now the Wheedle has been rudely awoken from a sound sleep. What is that sound that now threatens the peace negotiated years ago? Awake and ready to bring year-round rain back on the kindly folds of Seattle, he begins his search for the sound. And that's how the Wheedle met the cat called Noodle.

      Wheedle and the Noodle
      3,8
    • Serendipity Book: Buttermilk

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      Serendipity books have warmed the hearts of young and old for over two decades, becoming classics in children's literature. Each beloved tale teaches youngsters how to deal with the challenges of their world, providing them with positive solutions to difficult problems. Join the whimsical characters in this beautifully illustrated collection as they entertain and inspire every reader.

      Serendipity Book: Buttermilk
    • Serendipity

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      A large sea creature discovers she has important work to do as guardian of all the seas.

      Serendipity
    • Serendipity: The Dream Tree

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      In the dream tree, Patti the caterpillar dreams of one day being a butterfly.

      Serendipity: The Dream Tree
    • Creole

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      Creole is a big, ugly creature, but she has a heart of gold. When she ventures out into the swamp to make friends, all the other creatures shy away because of her ugly appearance. When she meets an alligator with a simpler problem, the two friends show the other creatures that you should never judge someone by the way they look.

      Creole