Gigi the Giraffe Helps Protect the Environment

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In the third book of the Gigi the Giraffe series, Gigi and friends team up with sea animals to make sure that the ocean and the shore stay free from pollution, for all to enjoy! By Carina Araujo

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Gigi the Giraffe Helps Protect the Environment

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