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Fair Tales
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We All Play Sports
We All Play Sports

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We all play sports
We all play sports

By Diana Noonan

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Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa

By Janet Riehecky

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Introduces Kwanzaa, the holiday in which African Americans celebrate their cultural heritage.

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Poisons make you sick
Poisons make you sick

By Dorothy Chlad

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A small girl named Tammy explains why one should never put strange things in one's mouth.

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My first Presidents' Day book
My first Presidents' Day book

By Aileen Lucia Fisher

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Recounts in verse some highlights from the lives of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

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Learning about dragons
Learning about dragons

By Birdie Stallman

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Briefly presents dragon lore from many countries, as well as other facts and fiction about this "make-believe monster."

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Learning about witches
Learning about witches

By Birdie Stallman

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Briefly discusses the use of witchcraft and its practitioners.

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The Animals Ballgame
The Animals Ballgame

By Lydia Halverson

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