Lucy Cousins Books

Meishi-chan no nijiiro no yume
Meishi-chan no nijiiro no yume

By Lucy Cousins

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In a dream, Maisy sees different things for each color of the rainbow.

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Meishi chan no basu
Meishi chan no basu

By Lucy Cousins

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Maisy the mouse picks up an assortment of passengers as she drives her bus.

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Meishi chan remonedo o tsukurimasu
Meishi chan remonedo o tsukurimasu

By Lucy Cousins

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On a hot day, Maisy the mouse and Eddie the elephant make lemonade and enjoy it together.

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Meishi chan no okii chisai
Meishi chan no okii chisai

By Lucy Cousins

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Country animals
Country animals

By Lucy Cousins

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Presents illustrations of familiar animals, such as the squirrel, grasshopper, deer, and badger. On board pages.

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Farm animals
Farm animals

By Lucy Cousins

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This board book presents labeled pictures of a duck, hen, pig, and seven other farm animals.

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Garden animals
Garden animals

By Lucy Cousins

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Presents illustrations of familiar garden animals, including the bee, mole, robin, and worm. On board pages.

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