Katya Arnold Books

Elephants Can Paint Too ISBN 0022035214 by Macmillan McGraw Hill

By Macmillan McGraw Hill

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Elephants Can Paint Too Ala Notable Children s Books. Younger Readers Awards

By Katya Arnold

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Learn about elephants and how they can paint just like human children in this true story of how Katya Arnold teaches painting to kids in Brooklyn and Asian elephants in Thailand

Katya's book of mushrooms

By Katya Arnold

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An introduction to mushrooms with tips for identifying different kinds.

Duck, Duck, Goose?

By Katya Arnold

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A goose who envies the attributes of other birds learns to appreciate her own qualities.

Meow!

By Katya Arnold

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While trying to find who keeps saying, "Meow," a dog discovers the sounds made by other animals that he meets.

The adventures of Snowwoman

By Katya Arnold

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With the help of various animals, Snowwoman tries to deliver a letter to Santa asking for a Christmas tree for the children who made her.

Me Too

By Katya Arnold

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In two separate stories, different animals learn that copying others is not always a good idea.

That apple is mine!

By Katya Arnold

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In this retelling of a Russian folk tale, Rabbit, Crow, and Hedgehog fight over ownership of an apple, until Bear persuades them to share.

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