George Daugherty Books

Sagwa Easy To Read 2

By Jean Little, George Daugherty

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Princess Sheegwa

By Jean Little, George Daugherty

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Cat and Mouse

By Jean Little, George Daugherty

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Sagwa loves to play hide-and-seek with her mouse friends, but Alley Cat tells her cool cats don't play with mice.

Harvest Festival race

By Jean Little

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Both Sagwa and her brother Dongwa really want to win the Harvest Festival race but Dongwa will do anything to ensure that he is crowned the fastest runner in the village.

New Year's Cleanup

By Jean Little, George Daugherty

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While everyone in the palace prepares for the New Year's celebration, Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese cat, finds a hungry rat who offers her a deal which benefits them both.

Chuck Jones' Peter and the Wolf

By Janis Diamond, George Daugherty

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Retells the orchestral fairy tale of the boy who, ignoring his grandfather's warnings, proceeds to capture a wolf.

Acrobat Cats Sagwa The Chinese Siamese Cat

By George Daugherty

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New Year s Clean Up Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat

By George Daugherty

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Bow Wow Meow Sagwa

By George Daugherty

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Cat and Mouse Sagwa

By George Daugherty

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