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Don't Be My Valentine: A Classroom Mystery
Don't Be My Valentine: A Classroom Mystery

By Joan M. Lexau

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Sam's mean valentine for Amy Lou goes astray at school and almost ruins the day for him and his friends.

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Crocodile and Hen: A Bakongo Folktale
Crocodile and Hen: A Bakongo Folktale
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I'll tell on you
I'll tell on you

By Joan M. Lexau

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After his dog bites the coach's daughter, a young boy doesn't tell anyone because he fears that it will keep him off of the team.

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The tail of the mouse
The tail of the mouse

By Joan M. Lexau

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A cumulative tale in which a mouse must do an ever increasing series of tasks to get her tail back from the cat.

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It all began with a drip, drip, drip ...
It all began with a drip, drip, drip ...

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Through a series of accidents the cowardly potter becomes known as the bravest man in the Rajah's kingdom.

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Striped Ice Cream
Striped Ice Cream

By Joan M. Lexau

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