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Llama Llama is wary of sharing on a playdate with Nelly Gnu, and a tug-of-war over his favorite doll tears it. After a pause they share other toys, then the doll too, and part as friends.
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A little hermit crab wants his new shell to himself and tells the anemone and the bristleworm to leave. After trouble in the rock pool he sees he needs them, and the three share the shell.
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Gerald can’t decide whether to share his cone with Piggie and keeps thinking about it until it melts. Piggie then turns up and shares hers with him.
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Each ring of the doorbell means more friends, and the children re-divide the cookies so everyone has some. At the end Grandma arrives with more.
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