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| Weight | 0.415 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 8.5 x 0.14130 x 11 in |
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A Story for CleoCatra (paperback)
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Curiosity gnaws away at twin cats, Cleo and Catrina, as they watch each other’s lives from afar. They ponder the mysteries lying just beyond, feeling left out. Thinking that the grass is greener on the other side, they switch places. Enduring both joy and catastrophe, the twins realize they made a mistake.
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Jon Latham –
This is a great bedtime story. It’s also a good resource for the moms and dads out there that want to assure the little ones that their friends don’t necessarily have more fun. Great story. Great illustrations.