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Hey Kiddos! It's time for DPPL Storytime, now every Friday! 

This week, Miss Elizabeth (with permission of Cottage Door Press) reads a very funny and silly book called Underpants Thunderpants, written by Peter Bently and illustrated by Deborah Meimon.

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On this episode, Charlie, Joel and Laurie discuss the sitcom The Office (in both its original British and American incarnations), as well as the books, movies, and TV shows that the cast went on to appear in. (Please note, this episode was recorded remotely from home using Zoom - you may notice some slight audio imperfections which were inherent in the source.) Listen to their conversation in the player below:

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This week on The Great DPPL Bake-Along:

We bake apple turnovers, a delicious and comforting treat from Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.

We’ll share our results, our recipes, and a little bit about our chosen stories on this blog.

AND we invite YOU to bake along with us.

Share what you make by tagging us with #DPPLBakes, send us your favorite recipes, or just enjoy reading our entries.

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