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ISBN 978-0-9821482-0-4 |
Joe Mather has left his home and the town’s folks are worried that the house is becoming run down. What will they do about it? |
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Jingle Cat and the Christmas Fish ISBN 978-0-9821482-1-6 |
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ISBN 978-0-9821482-9-7
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This book is chocked full of poems that will delight and fascinate children and parents alike. Bubble Gum Blues – Careless – Fence Post Soldiers – I Have Many Names – In the Mirror – Lately I Like Lizards – Lost in A Store – Looking Over The Fence – One Man Band – Practicing Piano – Spoons and Spaghetti – Stacey's Butterfly – Sticky Notes – Too Many Shoes – Triceratops Travesty |
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Henry Herkin's Honey For ISBN 978-0-9821482-2-8
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Henry Herkin goes into town each morning to sell his honey and pickled okra and egg sandwiches. In the evenings, he collects the honey from nearby trees. Unknown to Henry, Samuel Bear also collects honey from the same trees. Funny things happen when a rainy day forces these two to change their routine and they come face-to-face. |
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Wanda On a Windy Day ISBN 978-0-9821482-3-5 |
Wanda can think of lots of things to do on a windy day but none work out. What will she find to do on a windy day? |
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Aunt Tootsie's Blue Shoes ISBN 978-0-9821482-5-9 |
Aunt Tootsie has many adventures in her blue shoes and her nephew decides if he had some blue shoes he could have great adventures, too. |
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Messy Room McGuire ISBN 978-0-9821482-7-3 |
Matillda never has time to clean her room but she always has time to play. One Saturday afternoon she is left to watch her baby brother and clean her room. Then her brother disappears. Where is he? |
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One Bucket ISBN 978-0-9821482-8-0 |
A family can find many things to count on a picnic at the beach. |
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The Peach Pulling Machine ISBN 978-0-9821482-4-2
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A gigantic, clattering machine has been picking peaches for the town people for many years. When one little boy decides to question why the machine just pulls two at a time, the town’s folk question him and are afraid to try something new. |
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