Asse Annual Conference Proceedings, 1988

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Let s learn all we can

By P. K. Hallinan

Some children decide to concentrate on school lessons and homework, saying how much they love to learn.

How really great to walk this way

By P. K. Hallinan

Lists some of the "really great" experiences in life such as smelling a flower, whistling a whistle, or doing nothing at all.

I'm glad to be me

By P. K. Hallinan

Examines reasons to be glad that you are you.

Just being alone

By P. K. Hallinan

Being alone can be a happy, free time full of doing things you really want to do.

The looking book

By P. K. Hallinan

Torn away from the television by their mother, two children discover some delights in the outdoors.

That's what a friend is

By P. K. Hallinan

Describes friendship in rhymed text and illustrations.

We're very good friends, my uncle and I

By P. K. Hallinan

A boy describes the zany good times he has with his uncle, who brightens his life and lightens his days.

We're very good friends, my father and I

By P. K. Hallinan

Father and child share many quality times together.

We're very good friends, my grandma and I

By P. K. Hallinan

A child explains the numerous enjoyable activities to be shared with Grandma.