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Shooting stars
Shooting stars

By Ida Bohatta

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Presents eight poems which highlight the life of stars and their friend, the moon.

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The misjudged mushroom
The misjudged mushroom

By Ida Bohatta

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A kindly edible mushroom is jailed for a murder by poison until his friend Heinzel helps uncover the truth.

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A day with Heinzel
A day with Heinzel

By Ida Bohatta

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Twelve poems relate what Heinzel does from the time he gets up in the morning until he goes to bed that night.

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The Cloud Kitchen
The Cloud Kitchen

By Ida Bohatta

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Velvet paws
Velvet paws

By Ida Bohatta

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A variety of cats introduce themselves in poetry.

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All of the Birds
All of the Birds

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The Helpful Dwarfs
The Helpful Dwarfs

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Raindrops
Raindrops

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Flipp and Flirr
Flipp and Flirr

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Hardworking Bee
Hardworking Bee

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