Listen to Stephanie reading her story about a rather sneaky cat. What happened to her cat?
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ReplyDeleteI can see by looking at the cats face that it was all going well to start with because I can see the smile .... then oh dear..... the cat looks very sad at the end of the story!!! what a silly cat to end up in the fish tank... not a good idea!!
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