Ennis Rees Books

Pun Fun
Pun Fun

By E. Rees

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Riddles Riddles Everywhere
Riddles Riddles Everywhere

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Gillygaloos and gollywhoppers
Gillygaloos and gollywhoppers

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Rhymes relate the odd characteristics of creatures from American tall tales, such as the Gollywhopper with eggs weighing a ton and the Whiffle Bird that flies backward.

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Brer Rabbit and His Tricks
Lions and lobsters and foxes and frogs
Lions and lobsters and foxes and frogs

By Ennis Rees

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Verse versions of fables reprinted from the author's Fables from Aesop.

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The tragedies of George Chapman
Song P Bunyan T Beaver
Song P Bunyan T Beaver

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Potato talk
Potato talk

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Lions and Lobsters and Foxes and Frogs
Selected poems.
Selected poems.

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