Catherine Daly Weir Books

The exploding toilet and other tales too funny to be true

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Rebecca and her friends spend a school day sharing humorous, supposedly true stories, including ones about a streaking skier, a fake lie detector test, and an exploding toilet. Features an introduc...

Whiskers Step Into Reading Step 2

By Catherine Daly Weir

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All aboard cars

By Catherine Daly Weir

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Text and illustrations introduce various types of automobiles including race cars, emergency vehicles, and cars of the future.

Make a simple wish of your very own

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Who is he really?

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Treasure hunt!

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Knights

By Catherine Daly Weir

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Follows the life and training of a seven-year-old page in England in 1415 who dreams of becoming a squire and hopes someday to be dubbed a knight.

Daddy and me

By Catherine Daly Weir

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Pictures and text relate some of the many things that fathers do with their children, from teaching them to cook to taking them fishing.

Coat of Arms

By Catherine Daly Weir

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Storybook Treasury for Boys Storybook Treasuries

By Catherine Daly Weir, Frank Evans, Jennifer Dussling, Dina Anastasio, Teddy Slater, Lucille Recht Penner

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