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Some things go together
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Illustrations accompany couplets describing things that go together: "Sand with sea/ And you with me." |
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Everything glistens and everything sings
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Charlotte Zolotow |
An illustrated collection of poems arranged under eight subject categories including "The Sea," "People and Friendship," "Animals," and "Bedtime Thoughts." |
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The Hating Book (Charlotte Zolotow Book)
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A little girl knew her friend hated her but she didn't know why until she finally got up courage to ask why they were being so rotten to each other. |
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The moon was the best
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A mother visiting Paris brings back to her daughter all her best memories, of the beautiful fountains, the sparkling Seine, parks like paintings, and paintings like parks. |
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Someone new
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A youngster discovers changes within himself as he matures and acquires new interests. |
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Flocks of birds
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A mother soothes her youngster to sleep with the images of a flock of birds in flight across mountains, over lakes, and by wind-swept cities. |
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I have a horse of my own
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A little girl describes her dream adventures with her very own horse. |
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River winding
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Charlotte Zolotow |
Poems about nature, memories, and childhood experiences. |
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The white marble
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Charlotte Zolotow |
Two children find beauty and wonder in the park on a hot night. |
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The quarreling book
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Charlotte Zolotow |
When Mr. James forgets to kiss Mrs. James goodbye on a rainy gray day, it sets off a chain reaction of cross feelings |
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A rose, a bridge, and a wild black horse
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A small boy enumerates for his sister the marvelous things he will do for her when he is grown up, such as bringing her coral from the bottom of the sea and building her the biggest bridge in the wor… |
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Something Is Going to Happen
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Charlotte Zolotow |
One by one the members of a family awake one cold November morning to discover that during the night there has been a beautiful snowfall. |
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This Quiet Lady
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A child finds out about her mother's early life by looking at old pictures. |
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A tiger called Thomas
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Charlotte Zolotow |
New to the neighborhood, Thomas is shy about making friends until he wears a tiger suit on Halloween. |
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I Know a Lady
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Charlotte Zolotow |
Sally describes a loving and lovable old lady in her neighborhood who grows flowers, waves to children when they pass her house, and bakes cookies for them at Christmas. |
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May I visit?
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A little girl asks if she may return home to visit when she grows up and no longer spills powder in the bathroom or knocks over the plants. |
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Wake up and goodnight
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Charlotte Zolotow |
Records, in rhyming text and illustrations, the experiences of getting up in the morning and going to bed at night. |
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Hold My Hand
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Charlotte Zolotow |
Two little girls take a walk on a cold snowy day. |
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Bunny Who Found Easter
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A lonely rabbit searches for others of his kind from summer through winter until spring arrives and he finds one special bunny. |
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One step, two ..
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Charlotte Zolotow |
A small girl and her mother see many things on their walk, and they count their steps as they go. |
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