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Curious George goes to the aquarium
Curious George goes to the aquarium

By Alan J. Shalleck, Margret Rey

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Curious George jumps in with the seals during his visit to the aquarium and becomes the star attraction.

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Quel froid de canard
Quel froid de canard

By Jane Barclay

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Un froid comment? De quel genre? Un froid qui glace, qui fait gemir les voitures, qui pique les joues, un froid a tenir sa tuque, a se blottir sous les couvertures. Une excellente description du fr...

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Proud As A Peacock, Brave As A Lion
Proud As A Peacock, Brave As A Lion

By Renne Benoit, Jane Barclay

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much Has Been Written About War And Remembrance, But Very Little Of It Has Been For Young Children. As Questions Come From A Young Grandchild, His Grandpa Talks About How, As A Very Young Man, He W...

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JoJo the Giant
JoJo the Giant

By Jane Barclay Illustrated By Esperanca Melo

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Children are eager to grow bigger, and JoJo is no exception. He always asks his mother the same question: “How much did I grow today?” No matter how often his mother assures him that go...

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Proud as a Peacock, Brave as a Lion
Proud as a Peacock, Brave as a Lion

By Jane Barclay Illustrated By Renne Benoit

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Much has been written about war and remembrance, but very little of it has been for young children. As questions come from a young grandchild, his grandpa talks about how, as a very young man, he w...

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