Ann Schweninger Books

Christmas secrets

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The Rabbit children's Christmas preparations include building a mystery snowman, writing letters to Santa, and baking Christmas cookies.

Halloween surprises

By Ann Schweninger

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After the Rabbit children have celebrated Halloween by making costumes, carving jack-o-lanterns, and going trick-or-treating, their parents have one more surprise in store for them.

Off to school!

By Ann Schweninger

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Button Brown has an exciting first day at school as he and his classmates play games, draw pictures, have a snack, and hear a story.

Birthday wishes

By Ann Schweninger

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The Rabbit family's festivities for Buttercup's fifth birthday make all her wishes come true.

Autumn days

By Ann Schweninger

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Text, illustrations, and activities explore the season of autumn and the changes it brings in the natural world.

Wintertime

By Ann Schweninger

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A dog family explores the changes that happen in nature during the winter.

Summertime Let's Look at the Seasons

By Ann Schweninger

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The Teddy Bear Book

By Jean Little, Ann Schweninger

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Mary Had A Little Lamb

By Sarah Josepha Hale, Ann Schweninger

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My Christmas Tree

By Ann Schweninger

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An illustrated collection of Christmas poems by such authors as Eleanor Farjeon, Aileen Fisher, and John Farrar.

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