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A young stingray and his boating friends find themselves in trouble when a menacing bull shark interrupts their day, but then they realize that things aren’t always as they seem.
It's the perfect day for boating and for showing off. So, Little Ray puts on the most fantastic, fun free show he can! But when a dark fin appears in the water, the perfect play day turns serious. What happens next is amazing. What did Little Ray do and how did he do it? The unlikeliest team of heroes saves the day and makesthe seven seas the happiest place on earth. |
|  | | The Amazing Flight of Little Ray
A sea-bound stingray is not at all content with doing what is expected of him and decides to fly like a bird. And so begins this amazing tale.
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|  | | The Foxy Armadillos
Armadillo parents move their family into an abandoned fox’s den on a small farm only to find themselves the target of the farmers—and the fox—until their children come up with a clever solution.
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|  | | The Goopy Ghost at Christmas
In this sequel to The Goopy Ghost, Santa and his elves have a haunting by none other than the goopiest ghost ever.
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|  | | The Goopy Ghost at St. Patrick's Day
In this St. Patrick’s Day children’s book, V. R. Duin pens a delightful limerick that follows the Goopy Ghost in the rescue of a leprechaun and his pot of gold from thieves.
Together, Goopy and the leprechaun work out an ingenious scheme to get the gold back and show up the mischievous thieves. Goopy turns into gold coins that prove irresistible.
What Goopy does next will teach the sticky-handed fellows a lesson or two about sharing. Engaging, humorous and full of funny details. |
|  | | The Goopy Ghost at Thanksgiving
Goopy appears again-and this time, it's jut in time for Thanksgiving! It's Goopy to the rescue in the third of the rhyming children's book series. As the beloved, boo-tiful spirit helps save the Brown family home from a very scary storm, the book shows children how to face whatever frightens them.
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|  | | The Goopy Ghost at Valentine's Day
In this colorful children’s book, one sweet spook named Goopy Ghost enlists a little help from Cupid’s bow and arrow to find a new friend.
Born on Halloween from the orange-tastic soul of a pumpkin, Goopy Ghost is beginning to prove no holiday iscomplete without a little ghoul and a little goop. With Cupid on his side, Goopy Ghost is determined to track down a kindred spirit with a good soul. |
|  | | The Goopy Ghost of Halloween
This illustrated children's rhyming book tells what happens to the pumpkin's innards after carving.
When siblings trace the lines of what can only be described as the fiercest of pumpkin faces and have their father carve the expression, they never imagine that the goo they toss in the rubbish bin will return to haunt them. A goopy ghost whose "Boo!" includes candy thieving, this spirit roams the house to find a new house, one that is as pleasing as his now lost pumpkin home.
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