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 \nTINTER was coming,andW:       l L。      coit would be a tough one.So Uncle Analdas said.When RedFox asked him how he knew,theold Rabbit said,\"Feel it in mybones,that's how!”  \nIn The Tough Winter,writtenand illustrated by Robert Lawson,you nine,ten,and eleven year oldswill meet once more the LittleAnimals he introduced to you inRabbit Hill.With them you willlive through the cold,snowy win-ter as they struggle to keep alive.The Caretaker left by the Folks isneglectful.Worse than that,hehas brought ","cbCaii9p2gCUOsGO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii9p2gCUOsGO","pdf",1434167,"English","# Merry Christmas\n## Our December Books\n## This Time I Have Two Heroines\n## Junior Literary Guild Specials\n# Fighting the Winter Through\n# A Summer on Nantucket","[{\"question\":\"What does the “Merry Christmas” poem emphasize about the Child Spirit?\",\"answer\":\"It presents the Child Spirit as being reborn each Christmas Day, never dies, and rises again when bells and candlelight bring peace and unity. 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