Shirley Parenteau Books

A space age cookbook for kids
A space age cookbook for kids

By Shirley Parenteau

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Contains recipes and party ideas with space themes and a miscellany of facts, riddles, and stories about outer space.

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Blue hands, blue cloth
Blue hands, blue cloth

By Shirley Parenteau

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A young African girl is impatient to learn to be an indigo dyer in the tradition of her mother and grandmother.

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Secrets of scarlet
Secrets of scarlet

By Shirley Parenteau

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A French girl looks for a way to save her village whose "scarlet bug" industry is in danger.

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I'll bet you thought I was lost
I'll bet you thought I was lost

By Adam Ford, Shirley Parenteau

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Once Sandy becomes separated from his father, he roams the supermarket looking for him.

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Crunch it, munch it
Crunch it, munch it

By Shirley Parenteau

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A collection of 19 recipes using raw or lightly cooked fresh vegetables. Includes historical notes and information on vitamin and mineral content of the foods.

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Jelly and the spaceboat
Jelly and the spaceboat

By Shirley Parenteau

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Jelly and Rich find themselves headed down the Sacramento River on an unusual houseboat with a crew from outer space.

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One Frog Sang
One Frog Sang

By Shirley Parenteau

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