Michael Hague Books

Michael Hague s read to me book of fairy tales

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An illustrated treasury of favorite fairy tales, adapted for reading aloud to very young children, includes such classics as "Little Red Riding Hood," "The Ugly Duckling" and "The Frog Prince."

Teddy Bear Teddy Bear

By Michael Hague, Public Domain

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An illustrated version of the traditional rhyme which follows the activities of a teddy bear.

Michael Hague's magical world of unicorns

By Michael Hague

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Illustrations accompany passages from poems, plays, stories, and proverbs about unicorns.

Fairies 2008 Calendar

By Michael Hague

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The Velveteen Rabbit

By Michael Hague, Margery Williams Bianco

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A Child s book of prayers

By Michael Hague

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A collection of short prayers and devotions, including both traditional or anonymous pieces and works by such authors as Christina Rossetti and Robert Browning.

Alice s Adventures in Wonderland

By Lewis Carroll

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By falling down a rabbit hole, Alice experiences unusual adventures with a variety of nonsensical characters.

Mother Goose

By Michael Hague

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Unicorn Calendar

By Michael Hague

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