Simms Taback Books

Where is my house?

By Jean Little

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By turning half pages, the reader helps a variety of animals find their homes. On board pages.

Where is my baby?

By Jean Little

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Mother hen, mother pig, and five other animal mothers find their babies and reveal their names such as chick, piglet, kitten, on the flaps throughout this book.

You ge lao po po tun le yi zhi cang ying

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Where is my baby?

By Jean Little

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Mother hen, mother pig, and five other animal mothers find their babies and reveal their names such as chick, piglet, kitten, on the flaps throughout this book.

Who said moo?

By Jean Little

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A lift-the-flap book in which the reader can help Red Rooster find out which farm animal answered "Moo" when he crowed one sunny morning.

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly

By Simms Taback

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Kibitzers and Fools: Tales my Zayda Told Me

By Simms Taback

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