23: I Love My New Toy! - Chapters

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In this episode we are reading I love my new toy, written by Mo Willems. And for our activity we are celebrating some national days, which aren’t as important as holidays but they still fun to celebrate. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did making it, and be sure to check out my bonus blooper episode soon.

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