Robin Ballard Books

Gracie

By Robin Ballard

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Gracie describes life in her two separate homes, one with her mother and one with her father.

Good-bye, house

By Robin Ballard

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A child says goodbye to the old house before moving with Mama and Papa to a new home.

Good-bye, house

By Robin Ballard

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A child says goodbye to the old house before moving with Mama and Papa to a new home.

Carnival

By Robin Ballard

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Summary, A child looks for her friend Emma who is appearing in the Carnival parade, and they dance together through the streets.

When I am a sister

By Robin Ballard

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Papa tells his daughter what will change and what will stay the same after he and his new wife have a baby.

When we get home

By Robin Ballard

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On her way home in the car, a girl thinks about how she will say goodnight to her family, get ready for bed, and go to sleep.

Tonight and tomorrow

By Robin Ballard

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At night as he prepares for bed, a young boy describes different things in his room and what he will do with them tomorrow.

My day, your day

By Robin Ballard

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Children have a busy day at day care while their parents have a busy day at work.

My Day, Your Day

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I Used to Be the Baby

By Robin Ballard

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