Public Domain Books

My First Baby Games Harper Growing Tree

By Jane Manning, Public Domain, Jane K. Manning

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A collection of nursery rhymes which also contain directions for encouraging babies to clap and do other activities while the rhymes are sung.

So big!

By Dan Yaccarino

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This little reindeer

By Paige Billin Frye

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A new version of the "This Little Piggy" verse in which reindeer buy and wrap gifts, bake and eat cookies, and wish everyone a Merry Christmas.

Who stole the cookies from the cookie jar?

By Jane K. Manning

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"Was it Piggy, Kitty, Bunny, Dog, or Mouse? They each have a motive--all of them like cookies--but no one wants to take the blame for this cookie caper. Play along by pulling the interactive tab...

Jingle bells

By Melissa Sweet

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Let me call you sweetheart

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A child receives a dog as a gift and they fall instantly in love in this illustrated version of the classic song.

Santa Claus is coming to town

By Laura Blanken Merer

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Take me out to the ball game

By Laura Blanken Merer

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Text and illustrations present the well-known song about baseball games. Includes a button to press for musical accompaniment.

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