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  1. Right-Mind and Wrong-Mind

    Right-Mind and Wrong-Mind

    Series 1 · The Loss of Friends

    Story 29 of 34

    English · Ages 0-3

    Reading age 0-3Open book

    Series Part 1 · Book 29 / 34

    A sneaky trick fails! Right-Mind is too clever.

    From the original text · Panchatantra

    Series Part 1 · The Loss of FriendsBook 29 of 34
  2. A Remedy Worse Than the Disease

    A Remedy Worse Than the Disease

    Series 1 · The Loss of Friends

    Story 30 of 34

    English · Ages 0-3

    Reading age 0-3Open book

    Series Part 1 · Book 30 / 34

    A new helper brings a new, noisy problem!

    From the original text · Panchatantra

    Series Part 1 · The Loss of FriendsBook 30 of 34
  3. The Mice That Ate Iron

    The Mice That Ate Iron

    Series 1 · The Loss of Friends

    Story 31 of 34

    English · Ages 0-3

    Reading age 0-3Open book

    Series Part 1 · Book 31 / 34

    A silly story gets a silly answer. Then everyone finds out the truth!

    From the original text · Panchatantra

    Series Part 1 · The Loss of FriendsBook 31 of 34

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