Christine Taylor Butler Books

Who needs friends?
Who needs friends?

By Christine Taylor Butler

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A boy is pleasantly surprised that his friends remember his birthday.

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Who Needs Friends
The Missouri River
Jupiter
Jupiter

By Christine Taylor Butler

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An introduction to Jupiter, the fifth planet from the Sun.

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Earth
Earth

By Christine Taylor Butler

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Pluto
Pluto

By Christine Taylor Butler

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Mercury
Mercury

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Water everywhere!
Water everywhere!

By Christine Taylor Butler

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A young child describes some of the many ways water is used.

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Ah-choo
Ah-choo

By Christine Taylor Butler

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A little girl with a cold spends the day in bed, counting the different things she does.

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I am smart
I am smart

By Christine Taylor Butler

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Although he is skinny and bookish and acts differently than other children, a young boy focuses on all the good things that make him special.

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