A “woozle” emerges in crayon under the concentrated effort of these two sisters, Bridie and Andrea Barker, aged two and five, at the Spreydon Public Library. They are letting their imaginations run riot after hearing all about the great woozle hunt in the Pooh Bear stories during holiday activities at the library.
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Press, 29 August 1986, Page 29
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52A “woozle” emerges in crayon under the concentrated effort of these two sisters, Bridie and Andrea Barker, aged two and five, at the Spreydon Public Library. They are letting their imaginations run riot after hearing all about the great woozle hunt in the Pooh Bear stories during holiday activities at the library. Press, 29 August 1986, Page 29
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