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spot?It dependswhom you listen to-the walrus or thepuffin.This hilarious tale by the authorof such popular I CAN READ Booksas WHO's A PEST?and TELL ME SOMEMORE answers this perfectly logicalquestion with wit,charm,and high goodhumor.  \nIt was the walrus who first saw thespot-a black spot in the white,whitesnow.He would have investigated it atonce had not the puffin—a know-it-allbird of diminutive stature-insisted thatit was nothing,nothing at all.And thewalrus had great respect for the puffin'sintellect-up to a point.  \nIn uproarious words and pictures,Mrs.Bonsall describes just what hap-pens when nothing turns out to be avery definite something.Beginningreaders,when they stop laughing longenough to read the words,will find thisbook utterly and completely satisfying.  \nHARPER&Row,PUBLISHERS  \n40-80  \n0363  \nK-3  \nDraT  \nATECIYuLIHBARY9047010870141  \nAPR |12000B141995OCT 2420004R 141995MAY I92001R 211995AUG -2200JUL 291995SEP 102001IEC 30 I995JAN 192002MAY二11996NOV 252002AY 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