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Re: Best source to replace Curious George, Seuss and Berenstain Bears?
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I have the same question - Please reply to the list as well as Andrew and Thank you! ~Ann 

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Subject: [MELIBS-L] Best source to replace Curious George, Seuss and Berenstain Bears?

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We are trying to replace some well-loved books in our children's collection that have seen much better days.
Where should we go to purchase hardback versions of Curious George, Seuss and Berenstain Bears? We tried Ingram, but many titles are unavailable.

Andrew Birden
Fort Kent Public Library

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