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The Velveteen Rabbit

Margery Williams Bianco

  • 26 pages
  • 0.4 MB
  • PDF

Margery Williams classic about a stuffed rabbit who becomes Real through a child love. Includes the complete 1922 text with chapters from Christmas Morning to the Fairy Flower, formatted for easy reading.

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