| Author: Jane Werner WatsonAlso known as: Jane Werner, Jane Werner, J. W. Watson, Jane W Watson, Elsa Jane Werner, Jan Werner Watson ... (see complete list), Jane Wernet Watson, Jane Werner-Watson, Editor Jane Werner, Jane Werner Watson, Jane (Werner) Watson, Jane Werner(told by), Retold by Jane Werner, Edited by Jane Werner, Jane Werner (edited by), Jane Adapted By: Werner, Jane Werner Illustrations by Disney, Jane Werner Watson ; illus Garth Williams, Jane; Scarry, Richard (Illistrator) Werner, Elsa Jane, Illustrated By Corinne Malvern Werner, Jane Werner, Illustrated By Rudolph F. Zal Watson, Jane (& the Staff of the Walt Disney Studi Werner, stories selected by Jane Werner illustrated by Ga, Retold Jane Werner, Pictures Walt Disney Studio Ba, Jane and the Staff of the Walt Disney Studio Werne, Jane Werner (Told To) Watson Additional Illustrati, Jane Werner Watson and The Staff Of The Walt Disne | 1,196 | 65,552 |  (4.04) | 0 | 0 |
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