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Toot And Puddle Analysis
A heartwarming story about two friends who are polar opposite and yet still best friends. When Toot decides to travel the world, Puddle chooses to stay home and the rest of the book is spent paralleling their activities and adventures and showing how two people can find adventure in totally different ways. The illustrations are so beautifully well done and really look so real some times like a photograph This is a fantastic book to read aloud to children and I will have many of the Toot and Puddle books in my classroom library.

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