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Wales' tale
Wales' tale

By Susan Saunders

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Mushy eggs
Mushy eggs

By Florence Adams

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Two little boys describe their life with their very special baby sitter.

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K Ton Ton in the Circus
Rabbit
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The pirate hero of New Orleans
The pirate hero of New Orleans

By Carl Lamson Carmer

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Recounts in poetry the 1815 Battle of New Orleans in which Laffite's pirate band aided Andrew Jackson in routing the British.

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K Tonton in the Circus
The Best of K Tonton
Potato pancakes all around
Potato pancakes all around

By Marilyn Hirsh

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A wandering peddler teaches the villagers how to make potato pancakes from a crust of bread.

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The house on the roof
The house on the roof

By David A. Adler

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Despite the protests of his landlady, an old man builds a Sukkah for himself and his grandchildren on the roof of an apartment building.

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Butchers and bakers, rabbis and kings
Butchers and bakers, rabbis and kings

By Jacqueline Dembar Greene

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The Jewish community of Tudela, a Spanish city, seeks to convince the new king in 1114 to grant them the rights to which they have become accustomed.

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