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Based on the popular animated series such films will feature 12 episodes where each story lasted 7 minutes along with the song. The episode titles appearing in the film is "Mon to School", "Book Recycling", "Island Hokey Pokey", "Book World to Come", "Cow Pak Atan" and more.
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Based on the popular animated series such films will feature 12 episodes where each story lasted 7 minutes along with the song. The episode titles appearing in the film is "Mon to School", "Book Recycling", "Island Hokey Pokey", "Book World to Come", "Cow Pak Atan" and more.
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