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The Fish Peri: A Turkish Folk Tale
The Fish Peri: A Turkish Folk Tale

By Ariane Dewey

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Retells the Turkish folk tale of a young fisherman who performs apparently impossible tasks set by the Padishah in order to marry the Fish Peri.

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Rum pum pum
Rum pum pum

By Maggie Duff

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Aided by others who have suffered at the hands of the king, a blackbird seeks revenge on the monarch who has stolen his wife.

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Mushroom in the rain.
Mushroom in the rain.

By Mirra Ginsburg

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How can an ant, butterfly, mouse, sparrow, and rabbit all take shelter from the rain under the same mushroom when originally there was room only for the ant?

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Sea Frog, City Frog
Sea Frog, City Frog

By Dorothy Van Woerkom

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Sea Frog sets out to visit the city and meets City Frog who is on his way to the sea.

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Naming Colors
Naming Colors

By Ariane Dewey

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Describes how various colors came to have their specific names in English.

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Naming Colors
Naming Colors

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Milton the Early Riser
Milton the Early Riser

By Robert Kraus

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How Chipmunk Got His Stripes
How Chipmunk Got His Stripes

By Barbara Hehner, James Bruchac, Nicolas Debon, John Mantha, Diane Silvey, Ariane Dewey, Joseph Bruchac, Linda Zeman-Spaleny, Ludmila Zeman, Jean Pendziwol, Gerald McDermott, Paul Owen Lewis, James Bruchac; Illustrated By Jose Aruego

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welcome The Second Book In The folktales Of The World Series! Engaging, Inspirational, And Above All Entertaining, These Legends Come From Native American Peoples Across The U.s. Richly Illustrated...

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