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Ask Arizona Collection

By: Valerie Houston, Highlights for Children
Narrated by: Highlights for Children
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Listen and relive exciting tales from Highlights, now on audio! Learn what happens when Arizona and Ollie bake cookies to welcome their new neighbor and about the time that Arizona had to overcome stage fright, along with other stories.

Stories include: Ask Arizona: A Cat Named Charlie, Ask Arizona: Agree to Disagree, Ask Arizona: Clowning Around, Ask Arizona: Facing Food Fears, Ask Arizona: Flying Solo, Ask Arizona: Lucky Hat, Ask Arizona: My Super-Sensitive Friend, Ask Arizona: Tag-Team Poetry, Ask Arizona: The Team from Planet Weirdville, and more!

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