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Hunter and his dog
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Though trained to retrieve birds for his master, a dog finds that he is too kind-hearted for such work. |
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An Easter story
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The story of the last days of Jesus' life, the crucifixion, and the resurrection, as seen through the eyes of a small donkey. |
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A.B.C
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Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a drawing of an object or animal. |
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The numbers from 1 to 10 are accompanied by drawings composed of rectangles, circles, and triangles. |
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Brian Wildsmith's Animals To Count
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Colorful animals in natural settings entice young readers to learn numbers. |
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Brian Wildsmith's Birds
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Presents collective names for various groups of birds. |
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The Rich Man and the Shoe-Maker (An Oxford Classic Fable)
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A happy shoemaker - who sings beautifully while he works - is stopping his wealthy but miserable neighbour from sleeping. So the rich man hatches a plan to put an end to the shoemaker's sunny disposi… |
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Seasons
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Spring brings forth flowers and animal young, but the summer is hot, fruits ripen, and the animals seek shade. Autumn paints leaves while animals store food for the winter when the ground is covered … |
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What a Tale
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Describes different kinds of animal tails. |
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Animal Games
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Several different animals are shown in characteristic play behavior. |
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Animal homes
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Animals including the armadillo, walrus, beaver, eagle, chameleon, wolf, and brown bear are pictured in their homes and briefly described. |
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The Bremen Town Band
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A group of animals who feel useless, start off to Bremen to sing with the town band, but have another adventure instead. |
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Brian Wildsmith's opposites
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Humorous drawings of animals engaged in a variety of activities demonstrating opposites such as up/down, many/few, and little/big. |
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Look closer
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A closer look at walls, fences, grass, and flowers reveals ladybugs, ants, and other insects that inhabit our world. |
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Saint Francis
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The story of the life of St. Francis of Assisi, who rejects his wealthy background to lead a life of poverty, good works, and kindness to animals, told as though spoken by the saint himself. |
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Wake up, wake up!
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The sun wakes up the rooster who crows and wakes up the goose who honks and wakes up the sheep who bleat and so on until all the farm animals wake the farmer who feeds them. |
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What did I find?
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Various animals are discovered in unusual places all over the house but at the end of the day all are found in the narrator's bed. |
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Whose Hat Was That?
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The wind blows hats from people's heads onto animals in different places throughout the world, eventually blowing all of the hats to the moon. |
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Brian Wildsmith's circus
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Full-page color illustrations capture the animals, clown, and acrobatic acts of the circus. |
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Give a dog a bone
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A stray dog is constantly frustrated in her quest for a bone. Turning the narrower pages reveals hidden portions of the illustrations. |
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