Colleen L. Reece Books

My first Christmas book
My first Christmas book

By Colleen L. Reece

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A collection of poems on themes associated with Christmas, including decorations, presents, cookies, and Santa Claus.

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My first Halloween book
My first Halloween book

By Colleen L. Reece

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Poems on various Halloween themes, including trick-or-treat, witches, haunted houses, and monsters.

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What?
What?

By Colleen L. Reece

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Answers such questions as "What is love?" and "What causes toothaches?"

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Mi primer libro de el Dia de las Brujas
Mi primer libro de el Dia de las Brujas

By Colleen L. Reece

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Poems on various Halloween themes, including trick-or-treat, witches, haunted houses, and monsters.

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My First Christmas Book My First Holiday Books
What
What

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Mi Primer Libro de el Dia de las Brujas
Long way home
Long way home

By Colleen L. Reece

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Nurse Carrie s Island
Nurse Carrie s Island

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