Diane Redfield Massie Books

The monstrous Glisson Glop.

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The Glisson Glop's favorite diet was lantern fish and electric eels, but after eating them all he discovered he was afraid of the dark.

Chicanos Mexicans in the United States.

By Patricia Miles Martin

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Traces the history of Mexican migration into the United States, describes the immigrants' way of life, and outlines their contributions to this country.

Clothes tell a story

By Cecil Lubell, Diane Redfield Massie

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Traces the history of clothes emphasizing their changing styles from prehistory to the present day.

The lion's bed.

By Diane Redfield Massie

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Horrified at the prospect of the lion's moving to their part of the jungle, the animals set about building him a bed--but not to sleep in.

The thief in the Botanical Gardens

By Diane Redfield Massie

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As keeper of the botanical gardens, Rabbit is determined to discover who's been stealing the flowers.

Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents Sloth's birthday party

By Diane Redfield Massie

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Sloth plans a birthday party but is afraid no one will come because they don't like his messy house.

The Monstrous Glisson Glop

By Diane Redfield Massie

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The baby beebee bird

By Diane Redfield Massie

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The zoo animals find a way to keep the baby beebee bird awake during the day so that they can get some sleep at night.

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