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Lucas Fishbone
Lucas Fishbone

By Gregory Maguire

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The imaginary Lucas Fishbone fosters a special relationship between a grandmother and her granddaughter.

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Lucas Fishbone
Lucas Fishbone

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Hail to mail Passports
Hail to mail Passports

By S Marshak

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The absentminded fellow
The absentminded fellow

By Samuil Marshak

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From the time he puts his pants on his arms until he tries to buy a train ticket at the flower shop, "that absentminded fellow from Portobello Road" bumbles from one muddle to the next.

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Hail to Mail
Hail to Mail

By Samuel Marshak

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Twelve Months
Twelve Months

By Samuil Marshak

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The circus and other stories
The circus and other stories

By Samuil Marshak

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Collects four stories, including "The Circus," in which rhyming text describes different circus performances.

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Skazki
Skazki

By Samuil Marshak

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Bukvar'
Bukvar'

By Samuil Marshak

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