Doctor De Soto
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✎ Suggest a correctionFrom the book written by William Steig (c1982).; Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. CBPF.; Weston Woods. Children's literature in the audiovisual media 1990-1992, p. 12; "Because Doctor De Soto, the dentist, is a mouse, he refuses to treat dangerous animals. One day a fox appears and begs relief from the pain he is suffering from a rotten bicuspid. The kind-hearted dentist and his wife find the best way to treat the fox, who harbors secret thoughts of eating them after the job is done."--Weston Woods, Children's literature in the audiovisual media 1990 -1992.; PFA 1604-01-8748. D0434
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