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Fruits: A Caribbean Counting Poem By Valerie Bloom, illustrated by David Axtell (Macmillan Children's Books) A rhythmic counting poem that describes all manner of delicious Caribbean fruits as a little girl tries to eat as many of these as she can in a single day.
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