Even Taller Than Me
By Brent A. Ford, Kim W. Cohen and Seokwon Kim
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The brother and sister duo, Ozzie and Alina, are off on another adventure. This time they are battling to see who can grow the tallest plant. Cute illustrations accompany this fun story about a friendly competition.
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