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Bubble the fish was lonely because it looked different than the other fish. It swam to shore to die but struggled against the waves. Finally reaching shore, Bubble began to die in the sun until it heard a tap dancing chick named Yelly scream. Yelly rescued Bubble, putting it in a bucket of water from Bubble's reef. Bubble was happy to have made its first real friend as Yelly carried it away into the sunset.
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Teresa Adamowska is a Polish painter who studied at the High School of Fine Arts in Supraśl and the Faculty of Fine Arts in Turuń. She is currently a teacher at the High School of Fine Art in Łomża, Poland. Over her career she has painted many paintings, illustrated books, and created scenographies. She often exhibits her artworks in galleries in Poland and abroad and has received several awards for her work.
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- 2. Story: Hanna 6B, Hintan Koulu Oulu, Finland Writing: Meri 6B, Hintan Koulu Oulu, Finland Translation: Jasmin and Meri 6B, Hintan Koulu Oulu, Finland Ideas and help: Kerttu and Sofia 6B, Hintan Koulu Oulu, Finland Illustrated by pupils at Primary School No 5, Bielsk Podlaski, Poland: Anna, Maria, Wiktoria, Marta, Wiktoria, Zuzanna, Sebastian, Dominika, Luiza, Szymon, Wanda
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