Lady McCrady Books

Starboy

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A little boy from outer space comes to Earth disquised as a cat, but discovers his adopted family will accept him for what he really is.

If I could be my grandmother

By Steven Kroll

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A young girl describes all that she would do if she were her grandmother.

A Chinese paper umbrella, lost in the big city, passes through the hands of many people, including a cleaning matron, street gang, alcoholic vagrant, and piano teacher, before it gets home to its l...

If I could be my grandmother

By Steven Kroll

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A young girl describes all that she would do if she were her grandmother.

The witch's pig

By Jean Little

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An adaptation of a Cornish folktale that tells of the misfortunes that befall a man who tries to outwit a woman thought to be a witch.

Jack the Wise and the Cornish cuckoos

By Jean Little

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Jack's reputation for wisdom grows as he helps the foolish folk of Cornwall.

Grasshopper to the rescue

By Bonnie Carey, Lady McCrady

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A cumulative tale describing a grasshopper's attempts to rescue his friend from the river.

Jack the Wise and the Cornish cuckoos

By Jean Little

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Jack's reputation for wisdom grows as he helps the foolish folk of Cornwall.

Grasshopper to the Rescue

By Bonnie Carey, Lady McCrady

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