Jane O Connor Books

Dragon breath

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While visiting a town in Wales, a boy encounters a legend of a sleeping dragon that wakes up to ravage the countryside every fifty years, a story that seems about to come true once more.

Nina, Nina, star ballerina

By Jane O Connor

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Nina creates a problem for herself when she tells her friends that she will be a star in the upcoming ballet performance and they misunderstand her.

Nina, Nina and the copycat ballerina

By Jane O Connor

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When a young girl starts dance class with another girl who has the same name, she is upset that the other girl copies everything she does.

Promo nina nina balle

By Jane O Connor

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Snail City

By Jane O Connor

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In Snail City life is slow and the snails like it that way, all except for Gail.

Henri Matisse Drawing with Scissors GB

By Jane O Connor

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Presents the life and work of Henri Matisse in the form of a child's school report.

Dear Tooth Fairy

By Jane O Connor

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As Class Picture Day approaches, Robby is upset about being the only child in class who has not lost a tooth, and so he writes a letter to the Tooth Fairy in hopes that she can help.

Mary Cassatt

By Jane O Connor

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Puppy Parade

By Jill Abramson, Deborah Melmon, Jane O Connor

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Sir Small the Dragonfly

By Jane O Connor

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