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Bartholomew, we love you!
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Doris Orgel |
For a while the kitten she finds keeps Kim from envying everything her older sister has or does. |
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Friends to the rescue
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Doris Orgel |
Katie is unhappy after she and her mother move in with her very proper grandmother, until she makes friends with Luz Mendes, who makes her feel welcome and teaches her how to rollerblade. |
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The lion and the mouse
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Doris Orgel |
Presents twelve brief animal tales with specific morals which are attributed to a wise Greek slave. |
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Merry, Rose, and Christmas-Tree June
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Doris Orgel |
Unhappy without the dolls she left at home, a little girl is promised a new one by her great-aunt. |
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A monkey's uncle
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Doris Orgel |
The townspeople think the stranger's nephew is a little peculiar but still the epitome of sophistication until the stranger discloses his relative is an ape. |
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The mouse who wanted to marry
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Doris Orgel |
After asking the sun, a cloud, the wind, and a wall to marry her, a mouse finds just the right husband. |
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My mother's daughter
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Doris Orgel |
Four Greek goddesses, Leto and her daughter Artemis, and Demeter and her daughter Persephone, relate their individual experiences as mothers and daughters. |
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Next door to Xanadu
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Doris Orgel |
A young girl's wish for a special friend comes true when a new family moves in next door. |
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Next time I will
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Betsy Day,Doris Orgel |
In attempting to follow his mother's instructions, a good-hearted boy always does the right thing at the wrong time. |
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Phoebe and the prince
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Doris Orgel |
Phoebe has the pleasure of being dined on by an unusual flea who at one time was the "personal" guest of a German king. |
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The Princess and the God (Laurel-Leaf Books)
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Doris Orgel |
Princess Psyche's beauty incurs the wrath of the goddess Venus who sends her son Cupid to seek revenge. |
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Starring Becky Suslow
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Doris Orgel |
Becky and her two best friends have to make room for a worldly newcomer in their lives. |
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Two Crows Counting
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Doris Orgel |
Two crows, one big and one small, count things they see from one to ten and then back down again. |
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Whose turtle?
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Doris Orgel |
When Rachael breaks her arm, brother Wally gives her his pet box turtle, and as Rachael waits impatiently to have her cast removed she realizes how badly the turtle wants his freedom. |
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The flower of Sheba
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Doris Orgel |
Retells the Old Testament story in which Sheba visits Solomon to test his wisdom and recounts the traditional explanation in which he passes her final test with the aid of a bee. |
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Merry merry Fibruary
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Doris Orgel |
The funniest things occur in the month of Fibruary--fish go peopling, snow turns to ice cream, and babies are delivered by rocket. |
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My war with Mrs. Galloway
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Doris Orgel |
Eight-year-old Rebecca, whose divorced mother is a doctor, has an ongoing war with her babysitter, Mrs. Galloway, until one day the two reach an unexpected truce. |
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We goddesses
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Doris Orgel |
Three Greek goddesses, Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera, tell their own stories. Includes information about Greek society and religion. |
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Nobodies & somebodies
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Doris Orgel |
Fifth graders Laura, Janet, and Vero will do anything to be popular until they realize that the price they might have to pay is their self-respect and friendship. |
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