Kathryn Brown Books

The Lightey Club

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Henry enlivens the dull summer she and her two sisters are being forced to spend with their grandparents by inventing imaginative stories about Lightey the Lightning Bug and his insect friends.

Grandpa Loves

By Rebecca Kai Dotlich

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Describes all the things that a grandfather likes, especially what he enjoys doing with his grandchild.

Grandpa loves

By Rebecca Kai Dotlich

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Describes all the things that a grandfather likes, especially what he enjoys doing with his grandchild.

Tough Boris

By Kathryn Brown, Mem Fox

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Calamity Wayne at the O.K. Corral

By Heather Vogel Frederick

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A little boy, pretending to be a cowboy, will not go to bed until he catches up to Left Foot Willy, his teddy bear.

Mama loves

By Rebecca Kai Dotlich

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Some little pigs describe the many things and activities that their mother loves and shares with them.

Littlest Matryoshka The

By Corinne Demas, Corinne Bliss

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After quite an adventure, the smallest of six nesting dolls finds her way back to her sisters.

Littlest Matryoshka The

By Corine Demas Bliss

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Raymond s Miraculous Experience

By Kathryn Rolleri Brown

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