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This is a story an animal named FrogDog. FrogDog is very different than the other animals. The humans don’t trust FrogDog because he looks different. There is one little girl that trust everyone even if they are bad. I can’t wait to tell more about FrogDog.

It was a bright Christmas Eve; everyone was having fun but not FrogDog. FrogDog lives in a mountain and all he wants for Christmas is friends and people that trust him. Lakes are FrogDog’s favorite place to go. But, his favorite lake to go to is named Rog lake. The town that FrogDog lives by is Little Little town. FrogDog is getting ready for Christmas.

FrogDog is done decorating his mountain. He is ready to send his letter to Santa Clause. FrogDog wrote “I know I ask this every year
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