Get Squiggling: Series 1: Scarecrow
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Get Squiggling: Series 1: Scarecrow
Series about Squiglet - a monster who populates his plain white world using a magic crayon. Here, Squiglet draws a scarecrow, and helps him find ways to keep the crows from getting at the farmer's corn. With help from his Squiggle Pad, Squiglet finds something that the crows will find even tastier.
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