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I Don't Want to Be a Pea!

by Ann Bonwill

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Hugo Hippo and Bella Bird are best friends, but a disagreement over costumes may prevent the two from attending the annual "Fairytale Fancy Dress Party."
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Friends argue and then make up. Charming and colorful. ( )
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For Erin Bran and Baby. -- S.R.
For Katie, a friendship story. -- A.B.
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All hippos have birds, and Bella is mine.
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