Cohen Miriam. Books

Tough Jim.

By Cohen Miriam.

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The first grade's costume party is interrupted by the third grade bully.

Don't eat too much turkey!

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The first graders get tired of Anna Maria's bossy ways during the Thanksgiving preparations.

Jim meets the Thing

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The only one in first grade afraid of The Thing, Jim overcomes his fear on the playground.

Jim meets the Thing

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The only one in first grade afraid of The Thing, Jim overcomes his fear on the playground.

So what?

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A first grader learns to accept himself as he is.

So what?

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A first grader learns to accept himself as he is.

See you tomorrow, Charles

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The first graders learn to accept the new boy, who is blind, as just like themselves.

See you tomorrow, Charles

By Cohen Miriam.

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The first graders learn to accept the new boy, who is blind, as just like themselves.

Jim's dog Muffins

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When Jim's dog is killed, the other first graders experience with him his natural reactions to death.

Jim's dog Muffins

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When Jim's dog is killed, the other first graders experience with him his natural reactions to death.

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