Hannah E. Glease Books

Bees

By Hannah E. Glease

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The magic tree and the curious badger

By Hannah E. Glease

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A badger is frightened by a prickly ball, but when he takes his brother to see it, they discover the secret of the spiky thing.

The magic tree in winter

By Hannah E. Glease

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The animals living in and near the magic oak tree settle down for winter. Includes suggested activities such as finding the animals concealed in several drawings.

The magic tree and the missing acorn

By Hannah E. Glease

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Both the squirrels and mice eat the acorns from the magic tree; but in the spring one acorn is missing from the food store and only the magic tree knows what has really happened to it.

Animals and Plants

By Hannah E. Glease

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Them agic tree and the flyaway birds

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The magic tree and the flyaway birds

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The animals living in and near the magic oak tree witness the seasonal activities of a redstart family, including its winter migration. Includes suggested activities such as finding the animals con...

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