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Ten little squirrels : An old rhyme
Ten little squirrels : An old rhyme

By Bill Martin Jr.

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When ten little squirrels spy a man with a gun, they wait to take action until one of them sneezes.

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Welcome home, Henry
Welcome home, Henry

By Bill Martin Jr.

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Henry and his mother have quite a conversation when he arrives home from school.

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What to say and when to say it
What to say and when to say it

By Bill Martin Jr.

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Cartoons and rhymed captions suggest appropriate reactions to unusual situations.

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Good Night Mr. Beetle
Good Night Mr. Beetle

By Bill Martin Jr.

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Where Is My Shoe
Where Is My Shoe

By Bill Martin Jr.

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My Little Brother
My Little Brother

By Bill Martin Jr.

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The Little Squeegy Bug
The Little Squeegy Bug

By Bill Martin Jr.

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Brave Little Indian
Brave Little Indian

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Surprise Surprise Guess What's Inside
One Two Buckle My Shoe
One Two Buckle My Shoe

By Bill Martin Jr.

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