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Mama Cat has Three Kittens [big book] by Denise Fleming · Booklabria

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Mama Cat has Three Kittens [big book]

Children's fictionAnimals

Mama Cat has Three Kittens [big book]

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Mama Cat has three kittens: Fluffy, Skinny, and Boris. When Mama Cat washes her paws, Fluffy and Skinny wash their paws. Boris naps. When Mama Cat walks the stone wall, Fluffy and Skinny walk the stone wall. Boris naps. When Mama Cat sharpens her claws, Fluffy and Skinny sharpen their claws. Boris naps. - p. 2-15.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Animals
Cats
Infancy
Animal babies

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