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  • Turtle and the Letter T from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    Turtle and the Letter T from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    One morning, a little Turtle walked slowly through the meadow. Suddenly, he saw a big T standing beside the path. “T is for Turtle!” he said with a smile. The turtle walked around the T, touching it with his shell. Then he continued his slow journey through the grass.He didn’t need to hurry. He enjoyed…

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  • Squirrel and the Letter S from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    Squirrel and the Letter S from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    One sunny morning, a little squirrel found a big S beside a tree. He ran straight toward it and stopped with a happy smile. “S is for Squirrel!” he said. The squirrel searched around the S and found a few acorns hidden in the grass. He carried them to his tree and saved them for…

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  • Rabbit and the Letter R from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    Rabbit and the Letter R from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    Little Rabbit saw the big R in the meadow and smiled. “R is for Rabbit!” said Rabbit happily. Rabbit hopped round and round the big R, then stopped to nibble a crunchy carrot. “What a fun letter!” Rabbit laughed. “Now everyone will remember that R is for Rabbit! ”From that day on, every child who…

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  • Q is for Quail from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    Q is for Quail from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    Quincy the Quail found a giant Q while walking through the meadow. He chirped happily and walked in a circle around the Q, flapping his tiny wings. Soon, his quail friends joined him, and they spent the day playing together. Now, whenever children see the letter Q, they remember Quail and Quincy’s joyful adventure.

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  • P is for Penguin from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    P is for Penguin from Alphabet Animals Coloring Book

    Penny the Penguin found a shiny P standing on a floating ice island. She happily waddled around the P, flapped her little wings, and greeted her penguin friends. Everyone laughed and played together. Now, whenever children see the letter P, they remember Penguin and Penny’s happy day on the ice.

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