John Steptoe Books

Birthday
Birthday

By John Steptoe

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A child whose parents left America to settle in Africa celebrates his eighth birthday with all the people of the community.

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Stevie
Stevie

By John Steptoe

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Stevie
Stevie

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Train Ride
Train Ride

By John Steptoe

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When his friends call his bluff, Charles must take them on the long train ride from Brooklyn to Times Square and find the way back again.

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Lets Be Enemies Lb
Lets Be Enemies Lb

By Anthony Browne, EZRA JACK KEATS, ROSEMARY WELLS, Tomie DePaola, HELME HEINE, Tomasz Bogacki, Peter Golenbock, Leah Komaiko, Rebecca C. Jones, Leo Lionni, Kevin Henkes, Audrey Penn, Eric Carle, Sarah Stapler, Byrd Baylor, Hans Wilhelm, Christopher Raschka, Frank Asch, Judith Viorst, Helen Lester, Paulette Bourgeois, ELOISE GREENFIELD, Janice May Udry, John Steptoe, Carolyn Crimi, Cynthia Rylant, Rachel Isadora, Brinton Turkle, Martha G. Alexander, Brnard Waber

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James used to be my friend. But today he is my enemy.James and John are best friends — or at least they used to be. They shared pretzels, umbrellas, and even chicken pox. Now James always want...

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Stevie
Stevie

By John Steptoe

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Robert Wishes That His House Guest Stevie Would Go Away, But When He Does Robert Realizes How Much Fun They Had Together.

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Stevie
Stevie

By John Steptoe

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This classic picture book is celebrating 50 years!Robert is an only child who never had to share his toys with anyone. He’s never had to worry about someone messing with his stuff or following him...

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Stevie
Stevie

By John Steptoe

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Robert Wishes That His House Guest Stevie Would Go Away, But When He Does Robert Realizes How Much Fun They Had Together.

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