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Title Authors Description OpenBook ID
Always wondering Always wondering Aileen Lucia Fisher The author selects some of the most requested poems from her own work, grouped under such headings as "Think About People," "Suddenly," and "Whoever Planned the World." OL15214004W
And a sunflower grew And a sunflower grew Aileen Lucia Fisher A sunflower planted by Farmer Jones flourishes throughout the summer and becomes food for the birds during the winter. OL15214005W
Animal houses Animal houses Aileen Lucia Fisher Compares in rhyme the square houses of people to the more rounded dwellings of a variety of animals. OL15214007W
Animal jackets Animal jackets Aileen Lucia Fisher Compares in rhyme the coats people wear to the coverings of a variety of animals. OL15214008W
As the leaves fall down As the leaves fall down Aileen Lucia Fisher Rhyming text and illustrations describe the approach of autumn. OL15214010W
Do bears have mothers too? Do bears have mothers too? Aileen Lucia Fisher A collection of short poems about baby animals includes "Penguin Chick," "Baby Monkey," and "Alligator Children." OL15214015W
Filling the bill Filling the bill Aileen Lucia Fisher Describes in rhyme how hens, hummingbirds, herons, and other fowl use their bills. OL15214019W
Going places Going places Aileen Lucia Fisher Compares in rhyme the methods of travel used by people (feet, car, spaceship) and animals (swimming, slithering, jumping). OL15214022W
My cat has eyes of sapphire blue My cat has eyes of sapphire blue Aileen Lucia Fisher Twenty-four short poems about cats and kittens. OL15214034W
My first Hanukkah book My first Hanukkah book Aileen Lucia Fisher Presents poems relating to Hanukkah--the aspects of it that are fun and the memory of its origin. OL15214035W
Once we went on a picnic Once we went on a picnic Aileen Lucia Fisher A rhyming account of four children's adventures on a picnic. OL15214041W
Out in the dark and daylight Out in the dark and daylight Aileen Lucia Fisher A collection of poems celebrating all the small things that make up every day. OL15214042W
Rabbits, rabbits Rabbits, rabbits Aileen Lucia Fisher Presents twenty-one illustrated poems about rabbits. OL15214049W
Sing, little mouse Sing, little mouse Aileen Lucia Fisher A boy searches for a singing mouse and makes a promise to the white-footed mouse he captures that if the animal sings it will be freed. OL15214054W
Sleepy heads Sleepy heads Aileen Lucia Fisher Brief rhymes and illustrations introduce the sleeping habits of various animals. OL15214058W
Valley of the smallest Valley of the smallest Aileen Lucia Fisher The life of a masked shrew in a mountain valley in Colorado, from the end of the summer she became full grown until her death a year later. OL15214069W
When it comes to bugs When it comes to bugs Aileen Lucia Fisher A collection of poems about different types of bugs including spiders, dragonflies, ladybugs, and many others. OL15214073W
"You don't look like your mother," said the robin to the fawn "You don't look like your mother," said the robin to the fawn Aileen Lucia Fisher Recounts in verse a robin's introduction to a number of animal infants who don't look like their mothers, including her own. OL15214077W
Arbor Day Arbor Day Aileen Lucia Fisher Describes how and why J. Sterling Morton established Arbor Day in Nebraska and briefly tells about its celebration across the United States. OL15214078W
I heard a bluebird sing I heard a bluebird sing Aileen Lucia Fisher Young readers select their favorite poems of Aileen Fisher, winner of the National Council of Teaches of English Award for poetry for children. OL15214081W
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