Charlotte Pomerantz Books

The mousery written by Charlotte Pomerantz illustrated by Kurt Cyrus.

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When four orphan mice ask for shelter at the home of Sliver and Slice on a cold winter evening, the bad-tempered older mice finally learn to soften their hearts.

The Mousery

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One Duck Another Duck HBJ Treasury of Literature

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Flap your wings and try HBJ treasury of literature

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Detective Poufy's first case

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Rosie, playing detective, determines a dragon broke into her house. But that can't be--or can it?

The downtown fairy godmother

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When Olivia wishes for a fairy godmother, she encounters a Fairy Godmother Grade C, still in training and limited in powers, who takes her on her rounds in New York City.

The moon pony

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Why you look like you whereas i tend to look like me

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HOW MANY TRUCKS CAN

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A sturdy little tow truck comes to the rescue when the three other tow trucks in town all break down on the same day.

HOW MANY TRUCKS CAN TOW Just Right Books

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