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The Hunter and the Animals
The Hunter and the Animals

By Jean Little

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Mary had a little lamb
Mary had a little lamb

By Jean Little

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The Magic Pasta Pot
Andy-Thats My Name
Andy-Thats My Name

By Jean Little

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Andy's friends construct different words from his name: "an" words, "and" words, and "andy" words.

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Charlie Needs a Cloak
Charlie Needs a Cloak

By Jean Little

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Charlie Needs a Cloak
Charlie Needs a Cloak

By Jean Little

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A shepherd shears his sheep, cards and spins the wool, weaves and dyes the cloth, and sews a beautiful new red cloak.

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Four Stories for Four Seasons
Four Stories for Four Seasons
Four Stories for Four Seasons

By Depaola

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Four stories for four seasons
Four stories for four seasons

By Jean Little

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Four friends--a cat, dog, pig, and frog--share the delights of each season.

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John Fisher's Magic Book
John Fisher's Magic Book

By Fisher John

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Instructions for performing seventy-five feats of magic with simple equipment and practice.

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