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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" #53

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San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time"

Storytime #53 "Stuffed Animals"
Taped by San Bruno Cable November 2012
trt 28:30

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Story, time story, time story, time.

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Hi welcome to once upon a time the cable story, time of the san bruno library, my name is miss barbara and I have some great stories to tell you this morning about children and their stuffed animals. So, let's get started you ready. Okay,.

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We're glad you're here today we're glad you're here today. Hi-Ho the merio, we're glad you're here today. I really am glad to see you, okay, what.

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Shall we do blue kangaroo? This book is by Emma Chi Chester Clarke, and it's about a girl and her little kangaroo. Let's see what they do together.

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Blue kangaroo belonged to Lily, he was her very own kangaroo. Sometimes when Lily didn't know what to do next, she would say what shall we do? Blue kangaroo but blue kangaroo didn't know so she said nothing.

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Lily went to see what aunt Florence was doing. Will you draw a dinosaur for me a silly, not just now said aunt Florence, maybe later oh well said, Lily I'll have to try to do it by myself.

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Lily drew five dinosaurs all by herself and blue kangaroo thought. How clever she is. That's enough of drawing said Lily now. What shall we do? Blue kangaroo but blue kangaroo didn't know so he said nothing.

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Lily went to see what Aunt Jemima was doing. Can you help me make a picnic ass Lily a little bit busy. Just now said aunt jemima, oh said Lily, then I'll just have to do it all by myself.

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Well, he arranged all the animals and gave them their tea all by herself and.

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Kangaroo thought.

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That very well when the animals had finished eating and everyone was full Lilly said now. What shall we do? Blue kangaroo but blue kangaroo didn't know so he said nothing.

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Lilly went to see what her mother was doing. Her mother was helping uncle George. Will you read my book to me a silly, not at the moment Lilly said her mother, but I bet. You can read that book all by yourself.

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Well, he wasn't sure, but she began to read she discovered she could do it all.

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By herself thought blue kangaroo, he loved being read to suddenly Lilly noticed. It was raining outside someone.

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Help me get the animals and she cried.

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But nobody came I just have to do it all by myself said Lilly.

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She put all the wet animals into her wheelbarrow and ran back into the house. Then.

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She lined them up on the warm radiator to dry and blue kangaroo noticed that someone was missing now. What shall we do? Blue kangaroo, a silly I wonder what daddy is doing her father was trying to get the baby to stop crying Oh Lilly. He said what shall we do? I'll read to him said Lilly. Can you read all by yourself asked her father? Yes, said Lilly all by myself.

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Soon, Lilly's little brother was fast asleep, Thank, You Lilly said her father. You are clever, I, don't know what I do without you when Lilly's mother tucked her up in bed. That right, she said. Thank you for being so good today and blue kangaroo thought she's forgotten teddy. What shall we do?

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But Lily had fallen asleep, so she said nothing when the house was quiet, blue kangaroo, hopped out of bed I'll just have to rescue him all by myself. He thought it was dark and still raining, but blue kangaroo found tiny teddy. He dragged him across the garden and pulled him through the cat flap. Then he propped him up against the radiator to dry.

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When Lily woke up in the morning, she found a wet kangaroo beside her. What have you been doing blue kangaroo? She asked it was only when she went downstairs that she realized what had happened. Oh poor, tiny Teddy said Lily Lily, kissed blue kangaroos, damp nose, you are clever, blue kangaroo said Lily. What would I do without you?

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Kangaroo didn't know, so he said nothing, and that is what shall we do blue kangaroo, so the next story I have for you is about a teddy bear and his boy and the imaginary trip that they take. This is called Jonathan and the big blue boat by Philip stead.

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It makes me feel very small, said Jonathan to Frederick, sorry, I, don't know it makes me feel very small, said Jonathan to Frederick. He held Frederick up so high, so he could see the big blue boat Jonathan loved, the big blue boat. He and Frederick would stay at the old Wharf till sunset. Looking up at its rusty blue hole.

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One afternoon Jonathan's parents announced we're getting you're getting too old for a stuffed animal, so we treated your bear for a toaster. Oh no, cried Jonathan Frederick was his best friend. Toasters are really useful. They added ah that day. Jonathan walked to the old Wharf alone.

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Ahoy called the gray-haired tugboat captain. Why so sad, Jonathan side Frederick is missing. He could be anywhere in the whole world. By now, the seagulls made a lonely sound over the harbour. A long time ago, the captain said the big blue boat sailed all over the world. My tugboat worked very hard in those days standing in the shadow of the big blue boat Jonathan had an idea before long. The big blue boat was steaming like a tea kettle. The tugboat pulled it out past the boys and into the open ocean.

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Jonathan was off to find Frederick. Good luck. The captain Ballard as jonathan waved goodbye, and that is how Jonathan came to sail the big blue boat, a.

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Storm gathered on the high seas all through the night, the big blue boat rocked back and forth on the tall waves. When the morning came, the boat was marooned, hello, said: Jonathan, a mountain goat I am looking for a bear named Frederick, the goat was startled. He had never met a sea captain before I've, never met a bear before said the goat, but someday I would like to Jonathan. Looked up. I could use a first mate he offered, but my boat is stuck the goat wagged, his chin thoughtfully.

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He wedged his powerful horns beneath the boats. Halt the great ship teetered like a seesaw and then.

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Anchors Away and.

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That is how Jonathan and a mountain goat came to sail the sea on a big blue boat circus tents appeared in the distance full steam ahead, said Jonathan to the goat on shore. The circus was deserted, except for an elephant. We're looking for a bear named Frederick said Jonathan I'm, the only one here, the elephant replied. He lowered his trunk I've grown too old for the circus. The elephant looked very sad and very wise. We could use an experienced traveler said Jonathan.

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And that is how Jonathan, a mountain, goat and a circus elephant came to sail the sea on a big blue boat.

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Why rats cried the elephant from the lookout? Perch are.

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Handing over your treasure.

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Or did the pirate captain we're looking for a bear named Frederick explained Jonathan they're.

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Holding out on us roared.

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The pirate captain ready.

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The artillery stormed the ship.

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The goat wielded his horns: the elephant stood on his hind legs waving, his tucks tests in the air fire, the pirate captain, yelled ker-blam, the captain was so startled by the sound of his own cannons. He yelled retreat that big blue boat began to sink. Oh, no, cried the goat, we're shipwrecked, moan, the elephant's man, the lifeboats, ordered Jonathan. Just then a whale I'm up from under the fray, balancing the big blue boat on the length of its back. He said in a deep, slow whale voice.

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The ocean gonna be lonely, it's good to have company and.

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That is how Jonathan a mountain, goat, a circus elephant came and a circus elephant came to sail the sea on a big blue boat. On the back of a whale.

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The elephant and the goat snored like a foghorn and a whistle ooh.

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Jonathan, looked out at the endless sea will I ever find Frederick. He wondered far off a lighthouse blinked, showing the way to a distant port. Captain asked the whale should we set a course.

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I'll watch the ship said the whale the others spent the day bear hunting in train stations and alleyways. They rode taxi, cabs and elevators and talked to pigeons along the way. Frederick was nowhere to be found. Where will we look now asked the elephant a light flickered on in a shop window, we'll try here said Jonathan.

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Inside the shop was cluttered but cheerful, hello, said a little girl from behind the counter. In her arms she was holding Fred RAGBRAI Jonathan. Oh he's not for sale, said the little girl I traded a toaster for this bear. He is my best friend I, wouldn't go anywhere without him. Jonathan smiled. After all, a big boat needs, a big crew.

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And that is how Jonathan Frederick a mountain, goat, a circus elephant and little girl from behind the counter came to sail the sea on a big blue boat on the back of a whale, and that is Jonathan and the big blue boat.

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So I have one more thing before we go on a break, and that is this little rhyme teddy bear teddy bear.

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Teddy bear teddy bear touch. Your nose teddy bear teddy bear touch your toes. Can you touch your toes? Let's see you touch, your toes teddy bear teddy bear turn around teddy bear.

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Teddy bear touch the ground.

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Teddy bear teddy bear reach up high teddy bear teddy bear touch the sky.

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Teddy bear teddy bear turn out. The light teddy bear teddy bear say good night and that's a teddy bear teddy bear now. We're gonna take a little break, but don't go away because I have some more teddy bear stories for you. After the break, see you in a minute.

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I welcome back I'm so glad you stayed watch.

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The second half of the show, my next book in this series about children and their stuffed animals is called red, is a dragon, and this isn't about a whole story about a teddy bear, but you can find the teddy bear so pay attention to where the teddy bear shows up in here. Red is a dragon, a book of colors. This is written by Rosenthal and illustrated by Grace Lin she's, one of my favorite illustrators.

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We have lots of books at the library that she's written or that she's drawn the pictures for you can come down and take a look at them.

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Red is a dragon red is a drum red. Are the firecrackers.

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Here they come.

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Red our melons cool and sweet red, our lychee is a summer treat.

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Orange orange are the crabs that dance in the sand, and so is the sea, shall I hold in my hand.

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Yellow are incense sticks and flowers, yellow are flames that burn for hours.

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Yellow are raincoats and bright rubber boots. Yellow is a taxi that hawks and toots.

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Green green are the toads beneath my pale bottle. Gourds and crunchy kale.

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Green is a bracelet made of jade green. Is the purse my aunty made.

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Blue is a pool for making a wish dragonflies and shimmering fish.

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Blue are the sneakers on my shelf. Blue is the ribbon I won myself.

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Purple are the clouds at the end of the day, purple is a kite that sails away.

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Pink is a peony pink is a rose. Pink is the sunlight on my nose.

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Pink are an opera singers eyes and a silk fan that hides her surprise.

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Brown is my grandpa's hat I. Wear Brown is my favorite teddy bear.

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White, our noodles and chopsticks to white our dumplings for me and you.

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The world is a rainbow for us to explore what colors.

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Are waiting outside your door.

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And if you come to the library and look at this book, you can find out a little bit about all the things that we talk about in this book. That is read is a dragon, a book of colors.

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Our next book is also about colors and about a teddy bear.

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It is called siesta which means nap in Spanish, and this is a book that's written in English and in Spanish, so first I'm going to read the Spanish words and then I'm going to say the exact same thing in English, okay. So this book is by Jinger Foglesong guy pictures by Rene King Marino, and you can find this book with our spanish books at the san bruno library.

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Been Osito come little bear.

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Can necesitamos? What do we need me? Mochila, a soul, my blue backpack.

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Algo mas anything else me Chiquita Roja, my red jacket, o algo mas. Anything else me flout the birthday. My green flute.

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Algo mas anything else me libro a Mario, my yellow book, a.

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Llamas anything else me linterna negra, my black flashlight.

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Algo mas anything.

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Else Mira lo Blanco, my white.

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Algo mas anything else see yes, I'll go soon.

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Blue Rojo, red Verde, green, a Mario, yellow, Negro black, a Blanco white.

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Me Manta my blanket look at all those colors.

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Algo mas anything else, no esta bien. No. This is just right.

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Let's make a got back tent right. There.

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Can't see on a song.

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This concert is canceled. Cito me, amigo, discounts are discounts that you sleep, a dormir fly still and rest little bear. My friend lies.

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Dylan rest to sleep odd or need.

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The end siesta.

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Do you ever take a nap in your backyard in a tent? Now we have another goodnight story right here: good night Baxter by Nicola, Edwards.

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Good night Baxter surprised said daddy as he opened his jacket and out popped, a puppy god. There's a surprise I'm going to call him. Baxter said: Charlie Baxter licked Charlie's face.

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Baxter and Charlie played all afternoon with the toys that daddy had brought from the pet store.

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At bedtime, Charlie put Basques Baxter in his basket. He gave Baxter a goodnight kiss. Then he went upstairs Baxter closed his eyes and tried to sleep in his basket on top of his basket under his basket over the side of its basket. He even tried leaning against his basket, but it was no good. He just could not sleep. He had to go upstairs and find Charlie, but every time Baxter tried to climb the stairs he tumbled back down.

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So he sat at the bottom of the stairs and barked Charlie tiptoed quietly downstairs with a warm cozy blanket for Baxter, but Baxter kicked it jumped out of his basket and barked for Charlie, so Charlie carried his favorite teddy bear downstairs for Baxter, but Baxter, tossed it away jumped out of his basket and bark bark bark debarked for Charlie Charlie, even found his old pacifier and took it downstairs for Baxter, but Baxter spat it out jumped out of his basket and bark bark bark bark bark debarked for charlie.

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But this time charlie didn't wake up. He was fast asleep, so Baxter wobbled and stumbled up the stairs until he reached the top. He pushed open Charlie's door with his nose. Baxter gave Charlie's blanket a little tug. He put his wet nose in Charlie's hand. He even licked off one of Charlie's ears until Charlie woke up because Baxter didn't want a blanket or a teddy or a pacifier.

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Wanted Charlie.

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Good night Baxter said Charlie and they both fell fast, asleep, that's good night Baxter, so I have one little story left it's called dog and bear two friends, three stories by Laura, Vaquero seeker and I. Think I will just read you one of these stories and you can read the other one. When you come to the library.

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Is that you bear so the dog, yes, dog,.

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It's a beautiful day said: dog come outside with me, I can't get down said, bear just.

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Jump but I am scared.

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Not to worry bear I will help you come closer. You can slide down. My back, you can do it said. Dog bear was more frightened than ever dog said. Take one.

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Step one little tiny step now take one more with.

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Each step bear finally became bear, became braver. Finally, bear reach dog that was fun good. Now we can go outside dog. Where is your scarf?

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Uh-Oh said: bear moves up there. Maybe we should just stay inside said talk, and the next story is called play with me. I'll, let you read that on your own: let's do the teddy bear rhyme together, one more time teddy bear teddy.

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Bear teddy bear touch.

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Your nose teddy bear teddy bear touch. Your toes teddy bear teddy bear turn around teddy bear.

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Teddy bear touch the ground teddy.

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Bear teddy bear reach up high teddy bear teddy bear touch the sky.

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Teddy bear teddy bear turn out. The light teddy bear teddy bear, say: goodnight.

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You know that all of these books are from the San Bruno library, and did you know that we have story time on Monday nights on Tuesdays and Thursdays every single week, I hope someday I can see you in person at story time at the library and I would love to help. You find out some books that you would like some story, books or some fact books, maybe you'd like to read about animals and sharks or more teddy bear books. I'll see. You then talk to you soon.

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So sit me down and let the smell be.

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I'll hide myself in storytime again.

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Storytime storytime.

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