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    Humble Hedgehog
    Humble Hedgehog
    Humble Hedgehog
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    Humble Hedgehog

    By Susan Swain

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    What happens when hog meets dog? Find out when Humble hedgehog meets Tank the labrador in this rhyming story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSusan Swain
    Release dateAug 14, 2012
    ISBN9781476499055
    Humble Hedgehog
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    Susan Swain

    Susan Swain lives, reads, writes cozy crime and rhyming animal stories, gardens, and ​walks her liver spotted dalmatian, Bea, and beagle, Lally, in the Eastern Bay of Plenty of New Zealand.

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