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Elmer Blunt's Open House

by Matt Novak

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Several animals and a robber explore Elmer Blunt's home when he forgets to close the door on his way to work.
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After Elmer leaves his door open in a rush, a group of animals explore his house. When a robber comes in, the animals scare him away. A very simple picture book with few words and many pictures. Each page contains several different pictures to tell the story. ( )
  eilawest | May 17, 2014 |
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