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Summary Of Tacky The Penguin The Penguins
Description of each Book: These books all have a few thing in common. The main caricatures of all the books are animals showing human qualities and action. In all of the books the animals can talk and worry about things that animals normally wouldn't. In Tacky the Penguin the Penguins all have names and weir bow ties and tacky wears a flower shirt. The other penguins are guilt and polite and tacky slaps them on the back saying “ what's happening”. They worry about walking, diving, singing all nice and neat. These are things that penguins in real life don't care about or do. In if you give a mouse a cookie the mouse talks to a human and wears clothes. The mouse also asked for meany things from the child that a real Mouse could never
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