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    Under the Garden Gate: Delightful true tales of animals in the backyard
    Under the Garden Gate: Delightful true tales of animals in the backyard
    Under the Garden Gate: Delightful true tales of animals in the backyard
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    Under the Garden Gate: Delightful true tales of animals in the backyard

    By Thistle

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    Meet a nervous woodchuck, a misbehaving squirrel, a playful bunny, a mouse who will not stay out of the house and several other backyard animals. Imagine sitting outside watching the birds and animals play on a lazy, breezy, sunny afternoon.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUnder the Garden Gate Preservation Society LLC
    Release dateJul 21, 2023
    ISBN9798990150119
    Under the Garden Gate: Delightful true tales of animals in the backyard

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