Janet Perry Marshall Books

My camera

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The reader sees the zoo animals slightly askew through the camera lens and may guess what they actually are before seeing full clear views on succeeding pages.

My camera

By Janet Perry Marshall

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The reader sees the animals in an aquarium, slightly askew through the camera lens, and may guess what they actually are before seeing full clear views on succeeding pages.

Look once, look twice

By Janet Perry Marshall

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Banana moon

By Janet Perry Marshall

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Die-cut illustrations of various edible treats are transformed into sunsets, clouds, turtles, fish, and other sights seen while sailing on the sea.

A honey of a day

By Janet Perry Marshall

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The names and illustrations of many wildflowers are interwoven into a story about a woodland wedding.

Ohmygosh, my pocket

By Janet Perry Marshall

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While waiting for the bus, a young boy decides what to put in his pocket to take to school.

Banana Moon

By Janet Marshall

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