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Little Bitty Mousie
Little Bitty Mousie

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My son John
My son John

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A new version of the traditional Mother Goose rhyme with fourteen new verses describing the activities of a group of children on a large farm.

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The Tale of Tricky Fox
The Tale of Tricky Fox

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My Son John An Owlet Book
My Son John An Owlet Book

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The bad dream
The bad dream

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When a little boy is awakened by a bad dream, his parents comfort him by reminding him that nightmares are not real.

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Mr. McGill Goes to Town
Mr. McGill Goes to Town

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Old Black Fly
Old Black Fly

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McGraw s Emporium An Owlet Book
Siren in the night
Siren in the night

By Jim Aylesworth

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A mother reassures her little boy when their quiet family walk is disturbed by a loud firetruck blowing its siren.

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Old Black Fly
Old Black Fly

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Rhyming text and illustrations follow a mischievous old black fly through the alphabet as he has a very busy bad day landing where he should not be.

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