Edith Kunhardt Books

Grandma and Grandpa Smith

By Edith Kunhardt

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Sam and Sally have a wonderful time vacationing with their grandparents in the country.

Summer vacation

By Edith Kunhardt

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Although two friends miss each other while on vacation, they manage to have fun and share their experiences when they return home.

Animal Quiz Book

By Edith T. Kunhardt

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The Airplane Book

By Edith Kunhardt, Carolyn Bracken

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Text and pictures describe different kinds of planes and the work they do, and take the reader inside a jumbo jet and an air terminal.

Signs of Spring Paint Box Book

By Edith Kunhardt, Golden Books

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Text and illustrations describe the rooms, people, and activities in a little girl's house.

The race to Pearl Peak

By Edith Kunhardt

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Popeye, Olive Oyl, and Swee'pea race against Bluto to be the first to reach the peak of Pearl Mountain--but they find a surprise at the top.

Pat the Cat

By Edith Kunhardt Davis

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Pat the Puppy (Pat the Bunny)

By Edith Kunhardt Davis

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A beloved companion to Pat the Bunny, one of the best-selling children's books of all time! This beloved children’s book uses a plastic comb binding that provides easy page turning perfect for smal...

Pat the Birthday Bunny

By Edith Kunhardt Davis

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