Jo Carson Books

New American Plays Two
Stories I Ain t Told Nobody Yet
Pulling my leg
Pulling my leg

By Jo Carson

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When a joking uncle collects hammer, pliers, and screwdriver to help a child with her loose tooth, the tooth amazingly comes out by itself.

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You hold me and I'll hold you
You hold me and I'll hold you

By Jo Carson

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When a great-aunt dies, a young child finds comfort in being held and in holding, too.

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The great shaking
The great shaking

By Jo Carson

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A bear who was there describes three earthquakes in Arkansas, in 1811 and 1812, and their aftermath.

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Pulling My Leg
Pulling My Leg

By Jo Carson

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You Hold Me And I ll Hold You
You Hold Me And I ll Hold You

By Jo Carson

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Stories I Ain't Told Nobody Yet
Pulling my leg
Pulling my leg

By Jo Carson

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When a joking uncle collects hammer, pliers, and screwdriver to help a child with her loose tooth, the tooth amazingly comes out by itself.

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You hold me and I'll hold you
You hold me and I'll hold you

By Jo Carson

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When a great-aunt dies, a young child finds comfort in being held and in holding, too.

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