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What's So Great About Nice?

by Jacquelyn Reinach

Other authors: Richard Hefter (Illustrator), Ruth Lerner Perle (Editor)

Series: Sweet Pickles

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Jealous Jackal learns why Loving Lion receives so many valentines.
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