Pat Hutchins Books

King Henry's palace

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Three short stories about a pleasant palace where a nice king lives happily with his cook, gardener, servants, and guards, who wish only to please him.

The doorbell rang

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Each time the doorbell rings, there are more people who have come to share Ma's wonderful cookies.

Three-star Billy

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Billy, a bad-tempered little monster who does not want to be in nursery school, throws tantrums that only result in his teacher's giving him praise and three stars.

The Mona Lisa mystery

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Class 3 of Hampstead Primary School takes a school trip to Paris and lands right into the middle of a mystery.

The tale of Thomas Mead

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Thomas refuses to learn to read and gets into trouble when he fails to read signs like "Exit," "Danger," and "Ladies."

1 hunter

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One hunter walks through the forest observed first by two elephants, then by three giraffes, etc.

Good-Night, Owl!

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Because all the other animals' noises keep him from sleeping, Owl watches for a chance to take his revenge.

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