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April showers
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A group of frogs enjoys dancing in the rain so much that they seem not to notice a snake sneaking up on them. |
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Bean Boy
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George W. B. Shannon |
An orphan with only a tin cup full of beans learns to survive with the help and advice of kindly people he meets. |
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Dancing the breeze
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George W. B. Shannon |
Lyrically describes Papa, young daughter, and the evening breeze as they dance among the flowers in the front yard while the moon rises. |
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Frog legs
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George W. B. Shannon |
Frogs enjoy such vigorous and joyful activities as stomping a sloppy plop step, flopping, tipping, jumping, and doing the boogie buggaloo. |
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The gang and Mrs. Higgins
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George W. B. Shannon |
When the Anderson gang raids the pioneer trading post in Kansas, Mrs. Higgins uses their bad habits to save the gold. |
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Heart to heart
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George W. B. Shannon |
Upset that he has forgotten a valentine for his friend Mole, Squirrel starts to make a fancy card but discovers a better gift. |
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Lizard's guest
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George W. B. Shannon |
While dancing around, Lizard accidentally steps on Skunk's toes and then promises to take care of lazy Skunk until his foot is healed. |
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Lizard's home
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George W. B. Shannon |
When Snake starts sleeping on the rock where Lizard lives, Lizard must figure out how to get his home back. |
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Spring
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George W. B. Shannon |
A collection of haiku verses which describe the wonders of spring. |
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More stories to solve
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George W. B. Shannon |
Fifteen brief folktales in which there is a mystery or problem that the reader is invited to solve before the resolution is presented. |
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Oh, I love!
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George W. B. Shannon,George Shannon |
A lullaby repeats the sounds made by a rooster, pig, chick, goose, lamb, and "my little baby" too. |
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Stories to solve
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George W. B. Shannon |
Brief folktales in which there is a mystery or problem that the reader is invited to solve before the resolution is presented. |
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The surprise
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George W. B. Shannon |
Squirrel gives his mother a special surprise on her birthday. |
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Tippy-toe chick, go!
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George W. B. Shannon,George Shannon |
When a mean dog blocks the path to the garden where a delicious breakfast awaits, Little Chick shows her family how brave and clever she is. |
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True lies
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George W. B. Shannon |
Presents a collection of eighteen brief folktales in which the reader is asked to explain how the folk character lied and told the truth at the same time. |
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Dance away
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George W. B. Shannon |
Rabbit's dancing saves his friends from becoming Fox's supper. |
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