Pearls for Pearl
Pearl is a tiny mermaid with big dreams, but can she reach the treasure? Pearl shows that even small dreamers can reach the stars!
Release Date: June 21st 2018
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Little Astro and the Mysterious Moon Rock
Little Astro is a robot who collects rocks on the moon. But when he goes too far away, he gets left behind. How will he get home by himself?
The I-Wants and the Gimmies
An I-Want only cares about herself and what she wants. A Gimmie would never share with anyone because he wants everything there is. But what happens when the thing they both want is in danger?
The Snit and George Franklin Whit
George Franklin Whit was having a Snit so bad he became one! What will he do when he breaks his favorite toy? Follow him through his house as his anger boils out of control.
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