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How Mr. Rabbit Lost His Tail

How Mr. Rabbit Lost His Tail

By: Arthur Scott Bailey
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 Arthur Scott Bailey, a prolific author of over forty childrens books, masterfully weaves tales centered around the enchanting worlds of animals, birds, and insects. His stories blend natural history with captivating narratives, earning the admiration of educators while delighting young readers with their charm and adventure.Copyright Animals & Nature Literature & Fiction
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  • 023 - The Major Goes South

    023 - The Major Goes South
    Feb 1 2026
    Arthur Scott Bailey, a prolific author of over forty childrens books, masterfully weaves tales centered around the enchanting worlds of animals, birds, and insects. His stories blend natural history with captivating narratives, earning the admiration of educators while delighting young readers with their charm and adventure.
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    4 mins
  • 022 - Caught

    022 - Caught
    Jan 31 2026
    Arthur Scott Bailey, a prolific author of over forty childrens books, masterfully weaves tales centered around the enchanting worlds of animals, birds, and insects. His stories blend natural history with captivating narratives, earning the admiration of educators while delighting young readers with their charm and adventure.
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    4 mins
  • 021 - A Sweet Tooth

    021 - A Sweet Tooth
    Jan 30 2026
    Arthur Scott Bailey, a prolific author of over forty childrens books, masterfully weaves tales centered around the enchanting worlds of animals, birds, and insects. His stories blend natural history with captivating narratives, earning the admiration of educators while delighting young readers with their charm and adventure.
    Show More Show Less
    5 mins
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