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Hooray For Hoppy By Tim Hopgood
Hooray for Hoppy by Tim Hopgood is the first book about the five senses. When Hoppy the rabbit woke up bright and early, he sniffed the fresh air, jumped out of his rabbit hole, and saw that the ground was covered in snow. “Too cold,” he said, and he hopped back into bed. So the next morning, when Hoppy jumped out of his rabbit hole, the grass felt very crunchy. “Too icy.” He said, and he hopped back into bed. After a few days, Hoppy woke up earlier than he usually does and he discovered some wonderful things throughout the world. Hoppy was very happy because today was the day that spring has arrived. He hopped all the way down the hill to see if he was right about spring being here. Hoppy screamed, “Hooray!” He used all five senses to sniff

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