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Some tree frogs need help! Diego is on the way. Go, Diego, go!
Diego and Baby Jaguar help a Blue Morpho butterfly return to the rain forest, in a book where pictures replace specific words.
When Sammy the Sloth falls asleep on a tree branch during a big windstorm, Diego must rescue him before the branch breaks.
"Some tree frogs need help! Diego is on the way. Go Diego, go!" --
Can Diego help keep prairie dog pups safe from a coyote?
Diego saves the day, with help from his friend Linda the llama, when Santa's reindeer and sleigh get stuck in the snow on the mountains on Christmas Eve.
When an evil magician turns the elephants into rocks, Diego and his friends must help on a very special African safari rescue.
The Bobos want to be good for their mami. Diego can help. Go, Diego, go!
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On Halloween night, Diego and Baby Jaguar must rescue some bats that are trapped in a cave, and along the way they encounter different night creatures.