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The Armchair Book of Baseball
The Armchair Book of Baseball

By John Thorn

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Could Be Worse Reading Rainbow Library
Corn-Fed: Poems
Corn-Fed: Poems

By James Stevenson

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Corn-Fed
Corn-Fed

By James Stevenson

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Something marvelous is about to happen
Tony's hard work day.
Tony's hard work day.

By Alan Arkin

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Because no one will let him help renovate the family's new country house, Tony builds one of his own.

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Alec's Sand Castle
Alec's Sand Castle

By Lavinia Russ, Frank Asch

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A little boy describes how he feels about his dog.

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The Bear Who Had No Place To Go
The Bear Who Had No Place To Go

By James Stevenson

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Fired from the circus, a performing bear goes in search of a new home.

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The Bear Who Had No Place to Go
The Bear Who Had No Place to Go

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Here Comes Herb's Hurricane
Here Comes Herb's Hurricane

By James Stevenson

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Herb, the rabbit, organizes a hurricane alarm system for the animals which seems a terrific idea until something unexpected happens.

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