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Osceola
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Bill Ternay,Joanne Oppenheim |
A biography of the Seminole chief who led the resistance of his people against compulsory immigration from their Florida homeland to territory beyond the Mississippi. |
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Read it! Play it! with babies and toddlers
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Stephanie Oppenheim,Joanne Oppenheim |
"Introduces new parents to the power of books, songs, stories and play at this crucial time in a child's development. The easy-to-follow format provides the resources, games and activities that all n… |
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Have you seen bugs?
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Joanne Oppenheim |
Describes in verse a variety of bugs and how they look, behave, and improve our lives. |
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The donkey's tale
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Joanne Oppenheim |
A rhymed retelling of the traditional fable about the poor man and his son who, on their way to market to sell their donkey, try to take the advice of everyone they meet. |
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Floratorium
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Joanne Oppenheim |
Uses a tour through a botanical museum to introduce many different kinds of plants and the ways in which they grow all over the world. |
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James will never die
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Joanne Oppenheim |
In their pretend games, an older brother always seems to come out on top. |
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Left & right
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Joanne Oppenheim |
Two quarreling cobbler brothers who specialize in opposite feet learn it takes two to make a pair. |
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One gift deserves another
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Joanne Oppenheim |
When a poor, but generous, man gives the king his giant turnip and is richly rewarded, the man's rich, selfish brother decides to follow suit. |
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Row, row, row your boat
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Joanne Oppenheim |
While singing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" in the bathtub, a boy becomes the skipper of several imaginary vessels. |
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The story book prince
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Joanne Oppenheim |
Same story as "The Prince's Bedtime" -- different illustrator. |
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Wake up, baby!
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Joanne Oppenheim |
Kate's lively and imaginative efforts to wake up the baby only result in putting Kate to sleep instead. |
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Could it be?
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Joanne Oppenheim |
Surrounded by the many sounds of spring, a hibernating bear is late in waking up, until he hears one very special sound. |
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Do you like cats?
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Joanne Oppenheim |
Simple rhyming text and illustrations present different kinds of cats and their behavior. |
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Follow that fish
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Joanne Oppenheim |
While trying to reel in a big fish, a child is pulled into the sea and has a series of underwater adventures with various marine animals. |
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"Uh-oh!" said the crow
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Joanne Oppenheim |
On a dark and windy night, the animals in the barn are frightened by strange noises above them and think there might be a ghost in the barn with them. |
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You can't catch me!
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Joanne Oppenheim |
A pesky black fly taunts all the animals, boasting that they cannot catch him, until he bothers one animal too many. |
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The Miracle of the First Poinsettia
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Joanne Oppenheim |
In this version of a Mexican legend, a young girl who is ashamed that she has nothing to bring to church on Christmas eve experiences a miracle when her humble weeds are turned into beautiful flowers. |
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Have you seen trees?
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Joanne Oppenheim |
A poetic commentary on the visual and auditory sensations awaiting an observer of trees. Also includes a five page sketchbook of common trees. |
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Have you seen birds?
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Joanne Oppenheim |
A simple description of different types of birds--how they sound and what they do. |
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