Julie E. Frankel Books

Oh no, Otis!
Oh no, Otis!

By Julie E. Frankel

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A two-year-old boy gets into and opens everything except the birthday present that his parents want him to open.

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Mice
Mice

By Julie E. Frankel

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Easy text and illustrations describe the activities of a variety of mice. Includes a list of words used in the text.

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Oh No Otis
Oh No Otis

By Julie E. Frankel

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Mice
Mice

By Julie E. Frankel

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Hare and Bear
Hare and Bear

By Julie E. Frankel

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On moving day, Hare thinks because of size Bear will be more help than Mouse and Turtle--but, is he ever mistaken!

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Hare and Bear
Hare and Bear

By Julie E. Frankel

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On moving day, Hare thinks because of size Bear will be more help than Mouse and Turtle--but, is he ever mistaken!

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Hare and Bear Go Shopping
Hare and Bear Go Shopping

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Hare and Bear Go Shopping

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