Captain Alif and the Stormy Sea
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On his maiden voyage Captain Alif and his crew are caught in the middle of a stormy sea. “All crew on deck” yells Captain Alif. It’s time for everyone to be brave and to work together as a team.
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Captain Alif and the Stormy Sea
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On his maiden voyage Captain Alif and his crew are caught in the middle of a stormy sea. “All crew on deck” yells Captain Alif. It’s time for everyone to be brave and to work together as a team.
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