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Playful child's story featuring sound effects and drawings of a duck, mouse, and other objects making various noises.

A child's handwritten story with colorful illustrations and onomatopoeic words like "pop," "crack," "quack," "squeak," "crash," and "shriek," depicting a sequence of sounds and actions involving a corn, plate, boy, duck, floor, mouse, glass, and man.

A child's handwritten story with colorful illustrations and onomatopoeic words like "pop," "crack," "quack," "squeak," "crash," and "shriek," depicting a sequence of sounds and actions involving a corn, plate, boy, duck, floor, mouse, glass, and man.

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