Pascale De Bourgoing Books

Lamb Butterfly

By Arnold Sundgaard

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The lamb and the butterfly

By Arnold Sundgaard

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A protected lamb and an independent butterfly discuss their different ways of living.

Jennifer of the jungle

By Corbin Hillam

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The daughter of missionaries describes how she and her family continue to spread the word of God as they leave their jungle mission and come to the city for a visit.

The rose in my garden

By Arnold Lobel

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A variety of flowers grows near the hollyhocks that give shade to the bee that sleeps on the only rose in a garden.

Maggie and the Pirate

By Ezra Jack Keats

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Weather

By Gallimard Jeunesse

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Explores the various aspects of the weather and the changing seasons on spiral-bound transparent pages.

The Ladybug and Other Insects

By Pascale De Bourgoing, Gallimard Jeunesse, Sylvie Perols

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Explores the life cycle of the ladybug and the world of insects, on spiral-bound transparent pages.

Airplanes and Flying Machines

By Nancy E. Krulik, Pascale De Bourgoing, Donald Grant

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Explains various types of airplanes and other flying machines, including gliders, passenger jets, helicopters, and hot-air balloons. Features transparent acetate overlays.

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