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Ocelot and the Crab
An ocelot can run like the dickens, and this is the tale I must tell, of a race to the face of Mount Olaf against something with pincers and shell . . Ocelot may be fast, but he has a lousy sense of direction—he’s Ocelost! Can slow-and-steady Crab map out a better way to win the race?
Number of Pages: 32
An ocelot can run like the dickens, and this is the tale I must tell, of a race to the face of Mount Olaf against something with pincers and shell . . Ocelot may be fast, but he has a lousy sense of direction—he’s Ocelost! Can slow-and-steady Crab map out a better way to win the race?
Number of Pages: 32