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Up the Cockneys!
Up the Cockneys!

By Elizabeth Ring

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The Little Raccoon
The Little Raccoon

By Elizabeth Ring

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An inquisitive young raccoon spends the day exploring and eating.

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Monarch Butterfly of Aster Way
Monarch Butterfly of Aster Way

By Elizabeth Ring

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A monarch butterfly emerges from its chrysalis and makes its way across the United States to the mountains of Mexico where it will spend the winter.

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Henry David Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau

By Elizabeth Ring

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Tiger lilies and other beastly plants
Tiger lilies and other beastly plants

By Elizabeth Ring

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Describes several plants that remind us in some way of animals, including the foxglove, pussy willow, skunk cabbage, and snapdragon.

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Maine in the making of the nation 1783-1870
Maine in the Making of the Nation 1783 1870
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