Maggie Stern Books

George and Diggety

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George tests his dog's IQ, takes him sledding, and gives Diggety a birthday dinner with homemade dog biscuits. Includes recipe.

George

By Maggie Stern

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At school George recovers an escaped rabbit, helps bake bread, and enjoys a fair at which he hopes to win a raffle prize.

George and Diggety

By Maggie Stern

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George tests his dog's IQ, takes him sledding, and gives Diggety a birthday dinner with homemade dog biscuits. Includes recipe.

Singing Diggety

By Maggie Stern

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Diggety goes to obedience school, attends a costume party, and accompanies George to school for sharing time.

George and Diggety

By Maggie Stern

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George tests his dog's IQ, takes him sledding, and gives Diggety a birthday dinner with homemade dog biscuits. Includes recipe.

Singing Diggety

By Maggie Stern

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Diggety goes to obedience school, attends a costume party, and accompanies George to school for sharing time.

The missing sunflowers

By Maggie Stern

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Simon gets three sunflower plants from his bird-loving neighbor Mrs. Potter, only to have them disappear one by one.

Acorn magic

By Maggie Stern

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Mrs. Potter takes Simon camping to look for birds, but even though he brings along his magic acorn the trip does not turn out the way he expected.

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