Maxie Chambliss Books

You cheat!
You cheat!

By Jamie Gilson

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Nathan bribes his older brother to go fishing, and then wishes he hadn't.

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Eggs on Your Nose
Eggs on Your Nose

By Ann McGovern

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Relates in rhyme the utter mess made by a child's eating eggs.

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Dad s Car Wash
Bathrooms
Bathrooms

By Steven Kroll

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Unable to ever find the bathroom at home unoccupied, Lionel, who loves to spend time in the bathroom, decides to find one of his own.

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Maude and Walter
Maude and Walter

By Zibby Oneal

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Six stories chronicle some of the good and some of the bad times Walter has with his little sister Maude.

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Teaching Tunes Audio CD and Mini Books Set Basic Concepts
Eggs over Easy
Eggs over Easy

By Katharine Kenah, Maxie Chambliss

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When Sam cares for some abandoned duck eggs, he learns something about his father, who moved out but still writes him weekly.

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Chien Et Chat
Chien Et Chat

By Paul Fehlner, Maxie Chambliss

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