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One hungry monster
One hungry monster

By Susan Heyboer O Keefe

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At bedtime a small boy tries to control ten insatiable monsters demanding food and creating chaos throughout the house.

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One Hungry Monster
One Hungry Monster

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Good night God bless
Good night God bless

By Susan Heyboer O Keefe

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A child's goodnight prayer, encompassing familiar objects and people.

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One hungry monster
One hungry monster

By Susan Heyboer O Keefe

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At bedtime a small boy tries to control ten insatiable monsters demanding food and creating chaos throughout the house.

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One Hungry Monster
One Hungry Monster

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A season for giving
A season for giving

By Susan Heyboer O Keefe

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When ten-year-old Allie, a Catholic, and his new friend Zeke, a Jewish boy, start to explain to each other the significance of Christmas and Hanukkah, the situation gives birth to a special shared...

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A bug from Aunt Tillie
A bug from Aunt Tillie

By Susan Heyboer O Keefe

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Eight-year-old Joey thinks of Great Aunt Tillie as too old and too boring to have around, until she surprises him on his birthday by revealing aspects of her character he never suspected.

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Who will miss me if I don't go to church?
Who will miss me if I don't go to church?

By Susan Heyboer O Keefe

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A young child realizes that attendance at church makes a difference to many people--and to God.

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