Maggie Smith Books

This is the baby

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A cumulative rhyme enumerating all the items of clothing that go on the baby who hates to be dressed, from the diaper often a mess to the jacket woolen and plaid.

Paisley

By Maggie Smith

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Tired of collecting dust in a toy store, a stuffed elephant named Paisley ventures out in search of his Special Someone.

One naked baby

By Maggie Smith

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Illustrations and simple rhymes go from one to ten and back again over the course of a baby's day.

Paisley

By Maggie Smith

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Tired of collecting dust in a toy store, a stuffed elephant named Paisley ventures out in search of his Special Someone.

Teaching Geography in Secondary Schools

By Margaret Smith

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Aspects of Teaching Secondary Geography

By Margaret Smith

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Dear Daisy get well soon

By Maggie Smith

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When his friend Daisy gets sick, Peter sends her more gifts each day of the week until she feels better.

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