Deborah Kogan Ray Books

Maggie'S Whopper
Maggie'S Whopper

By Sally Hobart Alexander, Deborah Kogan Ray, Jim Alexander

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1 v. (unpaged) : 26 cm While fishing with her great-uncle Ezra, seven-year-old Maggie sacrifices her prize catch to save her uncle from a hungry bear

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How Does The Wind Walk?
How Does The Wind Walk?

By Michael H. Fritsch, Deborah Kogan Ray, Nancy White Carlstrom

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In a companion to What Does the Rain Play?, Nancy White Carlstrom presents a little boy who makes the most of the wind's magic in every season. Full-color illustrations.

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Diana, Maybe
Diana, Maybe

By Crescent Dragonwagon, Deborah Kogan Ray, Illustrations By Deborah Kogan Ray

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[32] p. : 24 cm Rosie speculates about what her life would be like if she ever met her half-sister Diana

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All Joseph Wanted
All Joseph Wanted

By Deborah Kogan Ray, New Hampshire State Library., Ruth Yaffe Radin, New Hampshire Humanities Council

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Eleven-year-old Joseph deeply wishes that his mother could learn how to read, since her inability to read directions or street signs has complicated their life considerably.

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Sky Words
Sky Words

By Deborah Kogan Ray, Marilyn Singer

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Whether they are revealing a small plane skywriting, noting cloud types, or describing how the sky looks as a tornado approaches, the 15 poems in this high-flying collection soar with spectacular v...

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Fog Drift Morning
Fog Drift Morning

By Deborah Kogan Ray

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Mother And Daughter Gather Blueberries In The Misty Morning Quiet At The Seashore.

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Fog Drift Morning
Fog Drift Morning

By Deborah Kogan Ray

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Mother and daughter gather blueberries in the misty morning quiet at the seashore.

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Through Grandpa'S Eyes
Through Grandpa'S Eyes

By Deborah Kogan Ray, Patricia MacLachlan, Pictures By Deborah Ray

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From Patricia MacLachlan, beloved author of the Newbery Medalwinning Sarah, Plain and Tall , comes a touching story that teaches children how to look at the world in different ways. Johns favorite...

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I Have A Sister--My Sister Is Deaf
I Have A Sister--My Sister Is Deaf

By Deborah Kogan Ray, Jeanne Whitehouse Peterson, Pictures By Deborah Ray

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A young girl describes how her deaf sister experiences everyday things.

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Sunday Morning We Went To The Zoo
Sunday Morning We Went To The Zoo

By Deborah Kogan Ray, Ray, Deborah Kogan, 1940-

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[32] p. : 21 cm When two sisters have different ideas about what they want to see, a family day at the zoo turns out a little zany

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