George W. B. Shannon Books

More true lies

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Presents a collection of eighteen brief folktales in which the reader is asked to explain how the folk character lied and told the truth at the same time.

The gang and Mrs. Higgins

By George W. B. Shannon

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When the Anderson gang raids the pioneer trading post in Kansas, Mrs. Higgins uses their bad habits to save the gold.

The Piney Woods peddler

By George W. B. Shannon

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A peddler sets out to find a shiny silver dollar for his dear darling daughter.

Lizard's song

By George W. B. Shannon

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Bear tries repeatedly to learn Lizard's song.

The gang and Mrs. Higgins

By George W. B. Shannon

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When the Anderson gang raids the pioneer trading post in Kansas, Mrs. Higgins uses their bad habits to save the gold.

The Piney Woods peddler

By George W. B. Shannon

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A peddler sets out to find a shiny silver dollar for his dear darling daughter.

Lizard's song

By George W. B. Shannon

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Bear tries repeatedly to learn Lizard's song.

Arnold Lobel

By George W. B. Shannon

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Lizard's song

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The Piney Woods peddler

By George W. B. Shannon

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