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Animal antics in limerick land
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Leland B. Jacobs |
Such limericks as: In the woods on a fine autumn day,/ A hunter met skunks on his way./ Cried little skunks three,/ "A gun we see!"/ And the mother skunk said, "Let us spray." |
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Hello, year!
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Leland B. Jacobs |
Sixty-two poems by various authors on such subjects as the seasons, holidays, and the weather. |
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Playtime in the city
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Leland B. Jacobs |
Twenty-six poems capture varied elements of city life. |
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Poetry for chuckles and grins
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Leland B. Jacobs |
A collection of humorous poems about funny animals, children, adults, and thoughts, and just simply about laughing. |
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Poetry for summer
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Leland B. Jacobs |
Fifty-five poems by various poets about the activities and pleasures of summer. |
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Poetry of witches, elves, and goblins
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Leland B. Jacobs |
A collection of poems about witches, elves, brownies, goblins, giants, fairies, leprechauns, and other wee folk. |
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Teeny-tiny
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Leland B. Jacobs |
A teeny-tiny lady entertains teeny-tiny children in her teeny-tiny shop. |
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Alphabet of girls
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Leland B. Jacobs |
A rhyme for each letter of the alphabet tells of the activities of girls whose names begin with that letter. |
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Is somewhere always far away?
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Leland B. Jacobs |
Poems that capture the elusive fantasies and humor of children. |
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