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I know a rhino
A rhyming story about the power of a child's imagination. It helps to meet a leopard who loves fancy dress, a giraffe who blows hundreds of bubbles in the bath, and a hippo who spins round and round until he gets dizzy.
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- "A rhyming story about the power of a child's imagination. It helps to meet a leopard who loves fancy dress, a giraffe who blows hundreds of bubbles in the bath, and a hippo who spins round and round until he gets dizzy."@en
- "A little girl introduces her animal friends and describes the fun she has with them."@en
- "A young child describes the various activities she gets up to with each of her animal friends, such as sipping tea with Rhino, blowing bubbles in the bath with Giraffe, and having messy mud fights with Pig. Suggested level: junior."
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- "I know a rhino"
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- "Ek ken 'n renoster"
- "Ek ken'n renoster"
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