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| 191.Three Good Deeds by: Vivian Vande Velde October 01, 2007 |
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| Howard gets turned into a goose after being rude to a witch. The only way he can return to his human form is to do three good deeds.
Funny and easy to read. |
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| 192.Elvis the Rooster And the Magic Words (An I Can Read Book Level 3) by: Denys Cazet 2006-05 |
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| Elvis the rooster is back for an all new adventure. He's still the same proud rooster he alsways was and bosses all the chickens in the hen house around. Things go well for him until a visitor shows up. The visitor is Cluck Gabel, a peacock. Chuck is very well mannered. The chickens enjoy being treated with respect and refuse to help out Elvis until he changes his ways Will he be able to learn good manners and treat the chickens with respect? Find out in Elvis the Rooster and the Magic Words! ... Read More: |
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| 193.The Book of North American Owls by: Helen Roney Sattler March 23, 1998 |
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| This is probly the best non-fiction book I've ever read. it's packed with information and the illustraitions are beautiful. In the back of the book, there's a "glossary of owls" with short essays of a few types of owls, containing their size, call, latin name, what they eat, etc. This book is definitly a must-have. |
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| 194.Franklin's School Treasury (Franklin) by: Paulette Bourgeois February 01, 2001 |
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| This is probly the best non-fiction book I've ever read. it's packed with information and the illustraitions are beautiful. In the back of the book, there's a "glossary of owls" with short essays of a few types of owls, containing their size, call, latin name, what they eat, etc. This book is definitly a must-have. |
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| 195.The Sleepy Owl by: Marcus Pfister March 01, 1998 |
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| This book is wonderful and all the children love it. The picture's are beautifully drawn and it's a deflightful story with a happy ending. I can recommend it as a lovely bedtime story, or an anytime story. |
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| 196.Turtle's Penguin Day by: Valeri Gorbachev August 12, 2008 |
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| Turtle's Penguin Day is a delightful and imaginative story. You will love the way Turtle and his friends become penguins. Children will love this book. Parents: be prepared to help your child become a penguin!
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| 197.A Robert McCloskey Collection by: Robert McCloskey October 27, 2003 |
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| This is a wonderful book to read and hand down for generations. Quality paper, beautiful illustrations, and excellent stories. Worth the money. My 5 year-old enjoyed the stories and will for years more. |
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| 198.Inch by Inch: The Garden Song (Trophy Picture Books) by: David Mallett April 11, 1997 |
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| In 1975, folksong writer David Mallett wrote that infinitely catchy song "Inch By Inch". Children world-round have undoubtedly heard this product in one form or another. Whether it was John Denver on "The Muppet Show" (whee!) or in their preschools, "Inch By Inch" is, suffice it to say, well-known. Fast-forward to 1995 and David Mallett goes the next logical step. Whether he intended it or not, "Inch By Inch" is primarily sung to children. And when you've a catchy and popular children's song under ... Read More: |
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| 199.Flicka, Ricka, Dicka and the Big Red Hen by: Maj Lindman 1995-09 |
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| I originally bought this book as an antidote to the princess stories my 3 and 5 year old nieces were choosing to buy. It took some convincing but after a couple of princess stories they let me read it to them. It is now one of their favorites and they request it all the time. There is just the right mix of comfort, suspense and excitement for young children. They love it and I'm relieved to be reading something besides stories of pink ponies and princesses. |
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| 200.Fly by Night by: Frances Hardinge February 19, 2008 |
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| There are many books in which the front-cover and inside-or-back-cover-summary are hooks meant to drag in the readers who will enjoy the particular book. This is definitely NOT one of them. The cover and summary of this book (at least the version I read which is the one pictured here) are so unbelievably misleading that I wonder whether the person who created them actually read and understood the book. I picked up this book at random in the library because I only had a few minutes before I had to leave ... Read More: |
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