City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 28 Apr 2020

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime April 28, 2020

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday April 28, 2020 with Miss Rocky! Our next storytime will be Thursday April 30, 2020 right here on the City of San Bruno YouTube Channel. You can always find the link to our next storytime at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org, and many eResources for kids at kids.sanbrunolibrary.org! This storytime is intended for the private use of this audience only and is not for commercial distribution.

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Hello how's everyone doing today so happy to be here with you. I am this rocky and I am so thrilled to be here today. I am.

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Doing Sam brutal libraries.

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Live online storytime he's bringing you the library to you online. We are live, casting every Tuesday and Thursday at 11:15 a.m. from San Bruno libraries, children's room. You can always find the next link at story, time, dot, San, Bruno library, dot, org and today I'm going to be reading some of my favorite stories, some funny stories, I'm going to be singing and I hope that I can make you laugh in the next 30 minutes and we're gonna have a great time. So, let's start with our Hello song, when you.

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Clap with me, hello, my friends, hello, my friends, how are you, how are you very well I? Thank you very well I. Thank you. How about you, how about you.

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Hello, my friends, hello, my friends. How are you, why are you everywhere like thank you everywhere like thank you? How about you? How about you.

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We're gonna sing another song. This is called the more we get together, so we're gonna read that more we get together and we're gonna also sing them more. We read together, so, let's start with the more we get together. I'm gonna do some signing some sign language with this song and, as you know, some of you may already know this sign for the word more exactly so. This means more in sign language, American, Sign, Language, we're also going to learn, earn friends. You know how to say friends in American Sign Language.

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If you get two fingers like this and you link them. That means friends also, if you have happy so your two hands facing like this inside your chest and you go up. That means happy. They're gonna connect all that together, it's a song, the more we get together, ready, more.

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We get together together together the more we get together. The happier we'll be because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends, the more we get together. The happier we'll be.

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Great that was a practice for me, so let's do it again: okay, the.

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More we get together together together, the more we get a happier will be because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends. The more we get together, the happier we'll be I sound, I'm.

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Let's things up more, we read together, so you'd always have your hands close and open them like a book. Okay, that's one way to say, read in sign language or you have your hand flat like this. You have your two fingers down and you just move them side to side, and that also means reading in sign language. Okay and I'm gonna do the do reading it. This way. Okay, the.

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More, we read together together to gather the more we read together. The happier we'll be because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends. The more we read together. The happier we'll be I saw.

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I was fine all right. Let's start with our first story,.

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One of my favorite funny stories that I like to read out loud is titled wild about books and there's.

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An oldie but goodie by Judy.

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Sierra pictures by Mark Brown, it is published by Alfred a Knopf and I'm so happy.

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To read this to you today, there's a lot to see in these picture, so I'm going to make sure that you get to see as much as you can. Okay, it started.

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The summer.

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Of 2002, when the Springfield librarian Molly makrooh by mistake, drove her bookmobile into the zoo, Molly opened the door and she let down the stair turned on the computer and sat in her chair. You.

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See why there she is, and there's a little bookmobile at first all the animals watched from a distance, but.

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Molly could counter.

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The strongest resistance.

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By reading aloud from the.

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Good dr. Seuss, it could be prompted a mink and a moose, a wombat.

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Lorex, a lemur, a lynx, eight elephant calves and a family of skinks.

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In a flash, every beast in.

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The zoo was stampeding to learn all.

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About this new something called reading.

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Or saving their niche, their nests and their nooks, they went wild.

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Simply wild about wonderful books.

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Thin books and fat books and Cat in the Hat books, new books and true books and heaps of how-to books.

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Carafes wanted tall books and cricket scraped small books, while geckos could only reach stick to the wall books. The pandas domain did more books and Chinese moly filled their requests always eager to please. She even found waterproof books for the otter who never never went swimming without Harry Potter.

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Rock hands read aloud and baboons read and bunches and llamas.

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Read dramas while eating their lunches.

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Hyenas shared jokes with the red-bellied snakes I mean how old am I hissed till their funny bones ate.

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Guru who adored Nancy Drew began solving mysteries right there at the zoo, such as. Why.

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Were the bandicoot's hooked overdue.

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Gently Molly taught lessons in treating books rights for the.

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Boa constrictor squeezed chracter too tight.

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Bunnies mucked up good night moon with their paws.

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Termites devoured, oh oh The, Wizard of Oz and.

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Books was completely outrageous. They licked all the pictures right off of the pages.

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As Manian Devils found books so exciting that soon they had given up fighting for writing. They made up adventure so thrilling and new that the others decided to be authors too. Pythons wrote with their tails and penguins wrote with their bills and porcupines wrote with.

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Their very own quills.

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At the new insect zoo bugs were scribbling haiku.

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The Scorpion gave each a stinging review.

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Let's see this walking stick, not a pretentious review uh-oh. This dung beetle got it stinks review. Oh, this millipede got a boring review and this giant.

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Hissing cockroach got a redundant review.

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Practice practice writing as the Cheetahs.

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New novel began to take shape. He red-hot there's.

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Each night to the Barbary ape and although the Gazelle couldn't spell very well like everyone else, she had stories to tell imagine the hippos enormous.

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Surprise when her memoir was given the.

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Zoo lit surprise.

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With so many books, Molly knew what to do. She hired 12 beavers a store and read the new to build a branch library there at the zoo. Then the.

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Animals cried, we can do it ourselves. We.

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Can check the books out I'm weeping on shelves.

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And they did and they do up to this very day, three.

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Cheers for the zoo, dreary, hooray.

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You visit the zoo now you surely won't mind if the animals seem just.

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A bit hard to find they're snug in their niches, their nests and their nooks, going wild.

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Simply wild about wonderful books.

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Thanks for listening to that book with me, oh that was so much fun. Did you know that with.

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Your library card, you can access books online.

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Well, if you didn't know that, and you want more information or you want have other questions or you just want to say hello to us- we've been receiving some nice emails from our storytimes fans, sending us pictures and we love when we get that. So if you would like to contact us about any question or just let us know how you're doing, because we are always wondering how our storytime people are doing and if you are new boss.

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We would love to hear from you too. You can email us at.

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Sb PL for San Bruno, Public Library, so SB, PL @ p, LS info org great. So let's do another song. Now, we've been told we need to wash our hands right now right, it's very important that we wash our hands. So we have I have a song that maybe will be fun for you. I know some of you sing that ABCs but I have another song and you have your hands like this. Can you move your hand like this great now we're gonna we're gonna clean our top.

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Tops and bottoms tops and.

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Bottoms in between in between rub them all together, rub them all together now.

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Squeaky clean great: let's do it again and bottoms.

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Bottoms in between in between scrub them all together scrub them all together,.

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Now they're clean squeaky, clean.

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Now we're gonna do another finger hand song, and this was called- had little fingers two little hands and if you come to our story time, we sing this song all the time. It's a good counting from.

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Ten to ten, let's.

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Practice one two: three four.

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Five: six: seven, eight nine ten.

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Excellent, you have, you show me your two hands.

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Wonderful: two little hands: ten little fingers, two little hands and little fingers two little hands and little fingers.

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Count them all with me, one two, three little fingers.

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Four: five: six little finger, seven, eight, nine little fingers and one more makes ten.

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Excellent, all right, thanks for.

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Singing with me now we're gonna read another story: another favorite of mine and a little bit of counting but we're gonna. Instead of adding we're going to subtract in this book- and this was that'll Pete, the cat and his.

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Four groovy buttons: this story is by Eric Litwin, created and illustrated by James Dean.

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And it's published by Harper.

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Read this to you today.

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Pete the cat put.

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On his favorite shirt, you have a favorite shirt.

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I do with four big.

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Colorful round buttons, he.

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Loved his button so much that he sang this song.

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My buttons, my buttons, my four groovy buttons, my buttons, my buttons, my four groovy buttons. Oh.

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Boy away goes one button up off and it rolled away how many buttons are left.

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If he had four now one has.

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Gone away, how.

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Many does he have left. Did you say three you're correct four.

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Minus one equals three.

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Did Pete cry goodness.

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No buttons com buttons go and he kept on singing his songs. Do you sing with me my buttons, my buttons, my three groovy buttons, my buttons, my buttons, my three groovy buttons Oh.

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And that button popped off and rolled away.

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How many buttons are.

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Left if he had three and one rolled away your right to.

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Three minus one equals two: did he cry goodness.

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No buttons comm buttons go and he kept on singing his song, my buttons, my buttons, my two groovy buttons, my buttons, my buttons, my true groovy buttons.

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Hoping this wouldn't happen, while enjoying his ice cream.

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Another button popped off and rolled away.

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How many buttons.

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Did you say one that.

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Is right, two minus one equals one. If.

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He cry goodness: no buttons come and buttons go and he kept on singing his song, my butt tin, my butt tin. My one groovy button, my button, my button, my one groovy button. Oh you guess what happens next top right.

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All that last button went.

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And rolled off that last button popped off and rolled away, Oh No.

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How many buttons are left I.

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Don't see any you.

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Zero one minus one is zero, but did.

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P, pry, goodness no buttons come buttons, go and Pete looked down at his buttonless shirt.

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And what do you think he saw hmm his bellybutton.

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Kept on singing this song, he says here, it's all good. You seen this with me my button. My buttons still have.

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My belly button my button, my button so.

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Have my belly button I guess.

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It simply goes to show.

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But stuff will come and stuff will go, but do we cry goodness? No, we just keep singing.

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My buttons, my buttons, still have my belly button buttons come and buttons go, be alright.

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That was a good one. I hope you sing with me that.

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Was fun? Okay, we're gonna, do another song. Okay,.

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This is going to be another signing song I'm, going to show you some some words in sign language. So if you we're gonna, have it's called walking walking, but we're also gonna be running. Running okay and rhyming in sign. Language goes like this, so you're gonna have to else like this okay and then you're.

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Gonna link them together, like this and.

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You're gonna blue them forward running running, running, running running running.

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Okay, great and then we're gonna have the word now. You know how to say now in sign language. We want to say now.

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Now and then stop now, some people.

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Say stop but an American sign language is actually your hand is flat and you have your other hand. It goes down like this. Stop that.

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Means stop. Okay, alright, so we're gonna sing la king.

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La king wah, king wha, King Cup hop hop, hop, hop, hop, Redmayne, running running running running ran. Now we stop.

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Now we stop reach the shell that he can flat hand the.

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Two fingers I'm just gonna, move them up and down.

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Wah Jing hua, Ying, walking, walking hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, running, running, running, running running running. Now we stop. Now we stop excellent.

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Yeah, alright, let's do another story.

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Another favorite now.

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I heard that Michelle Obama read this story: I was I was so.

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Excited to hear that, because it's one of my favorite stories that I love to read out loud to- and this is titled Ruffalo.

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When I first read, it was not what I expected. So some of you may be familiar with this story, but if this is new to you, I hope you love it like I do The Gruffalo.

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Is by Julia Donaldson and pictures by Axel Scheffler and it is published by dial books and.

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I'm so thrilled to read this to you, our.

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Mouse took a stroll through the.

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Deep dark wood, a fox saw the mouse and the mouse looked so good. Where.

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Are you going to little brown mouse came.

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And have lunch in my underground house Oh terribly kind of you Fox, but no I'm going to have lunch with a.

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Gruffalo, a Gruffalo: what's a Gruffalo, a Gruffalo, why didn't you know.

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He has terrible tusks and terrible claws.

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And terrible teeth.

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And his terrible jaws.

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Where are you meeting him little mouse? Oh here.

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By these rocks and his favorite food is roasted Fox roasted Fox. Oh my.

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Fox up and away he sped.

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Silly old box doesn't he know, there's no such thing as a Gruffalo.

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Went the mouse through the deep dark wood and.

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I will saw the mouse and the mouse looked good. Oh.

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Are you going to little brown mouse join me for tea in my treetop house? Oh, it's! Probably nice of you owl, but no I'm going to have tea with a Gruffalo, a Gruffalo. What's a Gruffalo.

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A Gruffalo, why didn't you know a.

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Gruffalo has knobbly.

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Knees and turned-out toes.

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And a poisonous wart at the end of its nose woohoo, where.

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Are you meeting him here by the stream.

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And his favorite food is owl ice cream. I will ice cream wait.

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Whoo goodbye with a mouse.

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Silly old owl doesn't.

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Is no such thing.

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As a Gruffalo on went the mouse through the deep third would a snake.

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Saw the mouse and the mouse looked good.

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You going to little brown mouse come for a feast on.

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My lap I'll house, oh.

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Good of you snake, but no I'm having a feast with a Gruffalo, a Gruffalo.

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What's a Gruffalo a.

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Gruffalo, why didn't you know.

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His eyes are orange. His tongue is black. He has purple prickles all over his back, oh, where.

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Are you meeting him little mouse here.

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By this lake and his favorite food, a scrambled snake scrambled snake, it's time, I hid goodbye with a mouse Santa way. Snip.

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Snake slid Oh silly old snake. Doesn't he know there is no such thing as a Gruffalo Oh.

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Who is this creature with terrible claws and terrible teeth in his terrible jaws? He.

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Has knobbly knees and turned-out toes and the poisonous.

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Warts, the individual, his eyes are.

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Orange his tongue is black. He has purple prickles all over his back Oh.

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Oh, no, it's a Gruffalo! Oh.

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My favorite food.

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The Gruffalo said you'll taste good on a slice of bread.

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hmm Good said the mouse, don't call me good, I'm the scariest, yes I'm, the scariest creature in this deep dark wood, I, just walk behind me and soon you'll see everyone is afraid of me. But oh.

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Sure said, The Gruffalo bursting with laughter. You lead.

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The way and I'll follow after.

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I gotta see this: they walk, they walk well The Gruffalo.

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Hear a hiss in the grass ahead: oh it's snake said the mouse. My.

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Snake hello snake took one look at The Gruffalo, oh dear. He said goodbye little mouse and slid.

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Right into his log pile house, you see that the mouse I told you so.

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Amazing said The Gruffalo they want some more till The Gruffalo said I hear a hoot whoo-hoo in the trees ahead. Oh.

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It's a Lawal said the mouse. Why hello, owl, Isle.

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Took one look at The Gruffalo, he said goodbye little mouse and he.

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Flew right up to his treetop house: oh.

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You see said the mouse I told you.

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So astounding Gruffalo.

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They walk some more till The Gruffalo.

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Said oh I hear some pause on the path ahead. Oh.

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It's Fox said the mouse. Why hello.

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Fox Fox took one look at The, Gruffalo, oh hope. He said goodbye little mouse and he.

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Right into his underground house.

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The mouse the mouse said.

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Ruffalo now you see, everyone is afraid.

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Now my tummy is starting to rumble.

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My favorite food is Gruffalo crumble, Gruffalo.

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Crumble, The Gruffalo said and quick as the wind. He turned.

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Smart little mouse huh Oh was.

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Quiet in the deep dark wood, the mouse found a nut and the nut was good.

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That was awesome. Okay, that was great I.

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Hope you enjoyed those stories. I have more stories, but I want to sing another song. Let's do one of another favorite of mine at story time we're gonna, do open and shut them open.

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Shut them open, shut them, give a little clap, clap, clap, open, shut, open, shut them, put them in your lap, lap lap creep them crawl them creep them crawl them right up to your chin. Chin chin open up your little mouth, ah but gonna. Let them in Oh excellent.

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Now speaking of mouths- and maybe with your mouth, don't put your fingers in but can you bore, can.

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You ignore it I want to hear you all.

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Roar at me, okay, count to three I'm gonna, roar ready, one.

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Two three roar so much fun, that's great because.

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Next, hurry I want you to roar with me, because.

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This story is all about roaring and that's what dinosaurs do right. They roar written by dory, John illustrations by Pete Oswald.

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Harper and I'm so happy to read this to you today and.

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There is the dinosaur on the swing he's a little big.

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All right first picture here we see some people waiting for the bus. Now here's the next picture. Do you see the difference? Do you see something different from this picture and that picture.

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If you said you see eyes in the bushes, you are correct: who.

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Do you think is in the bushes.

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People got scared now we're at the park you're with me again.

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Now we're at the farm can you roar with me again roar.

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Oh poor sheep, but one day after all that roaring William William.

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Feeling that great after having a great weekend of roaring, you.

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See him here in bed now.

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His throat was hurting from way too much roaring. Oh no William went to.

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Do you see in there, oh, my goodness, a soccer ball and a bike Oh dinosaur.

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Doctor said no more roaring.

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For a week and I mean it, she proclaimed roar, asked.

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William exactly said the doctor: don't do that, but.

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How can I not roar.

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Thought William: that's what dinosaurs do.

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William was sad down distraught, depressed and.

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Drained roaring was his life now, what.

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He did want to get better, though so William completely stopped his roaring. It was not easy.

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There was just so.

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Many great opportunities to roar at the taco truck stand and.

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Up baseball games.

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At this at the farm he couldn't roar, there either was embarrassing, is it was or it was poor, william decided that he, you must live a life of silence.

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He sat in his chair and stared at the wall and drink Cup after cup of chamomile tea with honey. Not roaring is so boring about William.

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It's no fun when a dinosaur loses his roar even for a week on Tuesday.

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William, looked around his garden on Wednesday William remained inside his house.

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On Thursday William stayed under the covers all day and on Friday William could barely stand it. He had to roar again.

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William went back to the doctor. Well, it looks a little better. William said the doctor still not.

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Great though roar yes William, you may roar, said the doctor, but if you roar too much your throat will surely hurt again.

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Outside the doctor's office, Williams spotted the mailman who smiled and waved, and will you wait back then he felt something bubbling up inside of him. Oh William knew he shouldn't roar at the nice mailman, but he did it anyway. Can.

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You roar with me roar.

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A big round, then we're having a lot of fun William.

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Liked fun, so he joined them on the swings and on the slide, while he plays William knew he shouldn't roar at the kids, but.

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Oh, he started to feel a.

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New roar bubbling up.

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He couldn't help himself.

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Because what dinosaurs, Bill.

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Williams spotted people.

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Waiting for the bus, he.

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Weeded did you know dinosaurs, don't like waiting mm-hmm.

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Nine he waited and he waited fact they'd like roaring. So what did he do and.

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Everyone's getting scared, yes,.

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William rode the.

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Bus all the way home and had to stop the driver, said of a nice weekend. William William.

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Turned and smiled his nicest to theists smile.

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What do you think is gonna happen wrong.

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He roared in the driver's face.

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For a fiver there was only one.

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Answer, do you know.

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That's what dinosaurs do.

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William had another great weekend.

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Can you warm with me one more time.

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The townspeople gathered in sweet, whimpers and.

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Demanded an apology even.

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His doctor was there William, wasn't sorry.

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For roaring, not one bit, you want to know why.

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Because that's what dinosaurs still rule.

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And oh right, that's.

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What dinosaurs do do you ever try.

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To scare your parents hide behind somewhere and you go roar. That's.

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Always fun right, I.

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Even though I get scared, all the time by my daughter, I like to scare.

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Her too so I know that feeling when you want to sneak up on someone, and you want to scare them.

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Okay, we're gonna end it with one last quick story: I wanted to end.

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It with a nice sweet story: you, because right now, it's kind of been hard for us to be.

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Staying at home, but I hope that it's been easy because you're.

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You're hanging out with your with your family.

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And your brothers or sisters, or your grandparents and I hope that that that will make you feel better. So I am going to read, love the world because the world is a beautiful place, even when you are indoors with your family and spending time with family.

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And this is titled time love the world by Todd, Parr and.

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Illustrated by Todd par and published by Little, Brown and company love the.

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World- and this means love in sign language.

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Love the world.

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Love your face.

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Love your space.

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Love your nose and.

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Love your toes love.

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And love your sighs.

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Love your walk and love. Your talk, I love! You.

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Love giving a hand at the food drive or.

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Love taking a stand.

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Love yourself, love the world, love the bees and love the trees.

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Love your ears and love your tears, love your hair.

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And love your flower.

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Love being kind, what they just adopted, a puppy.

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Love using your mind, maybe.

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At home, you're being creative, like she is building a robot.

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Love making art- oh I'm, sure a lot of you are doing art at home. That's love.

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Sharing your heart and snuggling with your poops.

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Love yourself, love the world, love your giggle and love your wiggle love your grin and love your skin.

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Love the land and love the sea, love.

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The earth love you and me.

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Yourself, love the world.

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You will meet many people and go to many places, and you can always find something to love about yourself, the world and everyone in.

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It love yourself and love.

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World the end, love Todd.

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Well, thank you so much for being here with me today.

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That is, gonna wrap up my live story. Time I was so happy so happy to reach you today and I hope. I can get to do it again soon, thanks so much for joining me for live streaming story time from San, Bruno library, if you missed any portion of the storytime, it will be available as a recording for the rest of today. So.

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I hope, if you missed the beginning that.

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You want to go back and you can check the beginning of my story time or you can tell a friend about my story time my story time today and we can share it and and I would love that our next story time will be Thursday, April 30th at 11:15 a.m. and you can join us by clicking on the link story, time, dot, San, Bruno library, org and again. I said earlier. If you have any questions about the library with your library card, you can access, ebooks and other services for for children and adults.

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You can email us at SB, PL at pls info dot, org we've also had people sharing us pictures and just letting it letting us know how they are doing, and we would love to hear from you. We would love to see pictures from you, letting us know how you all are doing, because we miss you all so so much so I'm excited that we can offer you storytime online. Thank you again for keeping me company today and being such good listeners and we're gonna, say our goodbye song and then we're gonna.

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We're gonna end it until next time: okay, good bye, my friends, good bye, my friends, it's time to Oh time.

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To PO it was very nice to be with all of you good.

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Bye good bye thanks.

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So much and see you later: okay, all right until next time, bye.