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Critters In A Halloween Night
One Halloween night the critters in the night We’re having a Halloween party, without bear. They did not like bear because they thought he was very mean and rough. But bear was only 1 year old and had no mom or dad, so he had to get his own food and live with no one to love him. He only ate a little bit of honey every day. He lived in a small hole in a tree that he was getting to big for. Every Halloween he was not invited to the Halloween party and he was very sad. They put the
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