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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Paperback (Magi Pubns, Jan. 31, 1998)Dora the hen is proud of her eggs and wants to invite her friends over to admire them. But Penny Pig is too busy with her wriggling piglets, and Daisy Dog is playing with her puppies. The more animals Dora visits, the more boring her eggs seem to be.
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Board book (Tiger Tales, March 1, 2007)Dora the hen is very proud of her new eggs, but when she notices that they are not cuddly, fluffy, or wiggly like the other animals' babies, she begins to feel a little bit disappointed.
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Hardcover (Little Tiger Press, March 15, 2005)Rare Book
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Doras Eggs
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Paperback (Little Tiger Press, )None
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Hardcover (Little Tiger Pr, March 1, 1997)As she goes around seeing the babies of the other farmyard animals, Dora becomes less and less proud of her first eggs--until they hatch into cute chicks
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes
Hardcover (Sandy Creek, March 15, 2010)Children's book, Dora
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Paperback (Little Tiger Pr, Feb. 1, 1998)First scholastic Printing May 1998. Clean unmarked copy. Mild shelf and edge wear from normal handling. Not a remainder. Satisfaction d!
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Paperback (Tiger Tales, March 1, 2002)Dora the hen is very proud of her new eggs, but when she notices that they are not cuddly, fluffy, or wiggly like the other animals' babies, she begins to feel a little bit disappointed. Reprint.
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dora's eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Mass Market Paperback (n/a, March 5, 1998)None
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Paperback (Harcourt, Nov. 1, 2006)None
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Board book (Magi Publications, Jan. 1, 2000)Dora the Hen is proud of her first eggs and wants to invite all her friends over to admire them. But Penny Pig is too busy with her wriggling piglets, and Daisy Dog's playing with her cute puppies. The more animals Dora visits, the more boring her eggs seem to be.
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Dora's Eggs
Julie Sykes, Jane Chapman
Hardcover (Little Tiger Press, March 15, 2007)Dora the Hen is proud of her first eggs and wants to invite all her friends over to admire them. But Penny Pig is too busy with her wriggling piglets, and Daisy Dog's playing with her cute puppies. The more animals Dora visits, the more boring her eggs seem to be.
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