Sandy Nightingale Books

The Travels of Lady Bulldog Burton
The Travels of Lady Bulldog Burton
Cat's knees & bee's whiskers
A giraffe on the moon
A giraffe on the moon

By Sandy Nightingale

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One pink pig
One pink pig

By Sandy Nightingale

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Supposes
Supposes

By Dick Gackenbach

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Supposes animals in a variety of situations, with joking results, such as "Suppose a polar bear had money. He'd put it in a snow bank!"

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The toy circus
The toy circus

By Jan Wahl

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From a quiet box in a young child's room erupts a nighttime circus with the dreaming child self-cast as ringmaster.

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Zoodles
Zoodles

By Bernard Most

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A collection of riddles about fanciful combination animals, including "What do you call a kangaroo that wakes you up in the morning? A kangarooster."

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