Karen Gray Ruelle Books

The book of bedtimes

By Jean Little

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Rhyming text presents a variety of animal bedtimes, as fish stays, bug sways, duck docks, and baby rocks.

The Book of Baths

By Jean Little

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Rhyming text presents a variety of animal baths, as fish flips, bug dips, duck sprays, and baby plays.

The book of breakfasts

By Jean Little

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At breakfast, a variety of animals and a baby eat their respective morning meals.

Snow valentines

By Jean Little

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Harry and his sister Emily want to make an original valentine for their parents but cannot seem to find the right idea, until a surprise snowstorm inspires them.

The monster in Harry s backyard

By Karen Gray Ruelle

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Harry is excited about using the tent he got for his birthday to camp in the backyard--until he is alone in the dark.

Easter Egg Disaster A Harry Emily Adventure

By Jean Little

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Snow Valentines Holiday House Readers Level 2 Library

By Jean Little

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Easy as Apple Pie Harry and Emily Adventures

By Jean Little

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The tree

By Jean Little

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Recounts the life of an elm tree from the time it falls to the ground as a seed, through its growth while momentous events occur to humans and their city, to its maturity as the oldest tree in the...

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