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The riddle monster
The riddle monster

By Lisl Weil

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A horrible monster who eats anyone unable to answer its riddle is given its just reward by a thoughtful prince.

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Owl and Other Scrambles
Owl and Other Scrambles

By Lisl Weil

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Includes picture words for each letter of the alphabet which are partially composed of the letters that spell the name of the item when unscrambled.

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Miss Polly s Animal School
The Little Chestnut Tree Story
The Little Chestnut Tree Story

By Lisl Weil

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Monkey Trouble
Monkey Trouble

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The Candy Egg Bunny
The Candy Egg Bunny

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The boy who flew too near the sun
Un Singe Trouble-Fete
Un Singe Trouble-Fete

By Lisl Weil

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The very first story ever told
The very first story ever told

By Lisl Weil

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Retells the stories of the creation of the world and the fall of Adam and Eve.

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Donkey head
Donkey head

By Lisl Weil

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Text and illustrations retell the adventures of Bottom, Titania, Oberon, Puck, and other characters from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

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