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    There’s a Pumpkin in the Aquarium! / ¡Hay Una Calabaza en el Acuario!
    There’s a Pumpkin in the Aquarium! / ¡Hay Una Calabaza en el Acuario!
    There’s a Pumpkin in the Aquarium! / ¡Hay Una Calabaza en el Acuario!
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    There’s a Pumpkin in the Aquarium! / ¡Hay Una Calabaza en el Acuario!

    By Mónica Stewart de Garza and Rita Rose

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    The book came to be after a student put some pumpkin seeds in the fish tank. It’s almost a true story.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateAug 7, 2023
    ISBN9798369404874
    There’s a Pumpkin in the Aquarium! / ¡Hay Una Calabaza en el Acuario!

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