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Length:1.12 mins
Date:June 2006
Subject:Dressing up
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Title: Dressing Up

Grace is five and lives with her mum, dad and little sister in the North East.

One of her favourite games is dressing up.

In this film Grace shows you her favourite dress.

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Kiri, Leon and William - New Zealand
What a beautiful little princess .... She must come from a very good family. She seems to be very well spoken and is a natural in front of the camera. The North East should be very proud!

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