Cynthia Jameson Books

SUMMARY: Tired of eating roots and berries, Mr. Wolf sets off to catch a rabbit, goose, or some other tasty creature. The animals, however, have other ideas.

Tales from the steppes

By Cynthia Jameson

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Retells four folktales which originated with the people of the Steppes in Central Asia.

The Clay Pot Boy

By Cynthia Jameson

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Wanting a son, the old man and woman make a clay pot boy who comes to life and begins eating everything in sight.

A day with Whisker Wickles

By Cynthia Jameson

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When Mrs. Crow leaves Whisker Wickles, a rabbit, in charge of her nursery, he creates a terrible mixup.

Mr. Wolf gets ready for supper

By Cynthia Jameson

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SUMMARY: Tired of eating roots and berries, Mr. Wolf sets off to catch a rabbit, goose, or some other tasty creature. The animals, however, have other ideas.

Tales from the steppes

By Cynthia Jameson

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Retells four folktales which originated with the people of the Steppes in Central Asia.

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