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Bye bye big
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
1 volume (unpaged) : 29 cm |
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The wishing foxes
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
In this Appalachian version of The Kind and the Unkind Girls, two sisters--Bess and Tess--are sent by their mother to draw water from the Well-at-the-End-of-the-World. Along the way they meet a bear,… |
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Tom Thumb
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
Presents twenty-five variants of the "Tom Thumb" tale from around the world, with notes on each, a unit for classroom study, a bibliography, and suggestions for other related activities. |
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A Palestinian folktale
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
A childless woman's prayers are answered by the arrival of a talking pot, but the new mother knows that Little Pot must learn right from wrong just like any child. |
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Fat cat
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
A greedy cat grows enormous as he eats everything in sight, including his friends and neighbors who call him fat. |
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Pickin' peas
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
Because a pesky rabbit picks peas from her garden, a little girl catches it and puts it in a box, but that doesn't solve the problem. |
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The skit book
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
A collection of skits written by young people with instructions for performance. The skits are arranged under such categories as "Cumulative Actions," "Silly Singers," "Skits With Trick Endings," "Sk… |
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The squeaky door
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
When Little Boy is frightened by a squeaky bedroom door, his grandmother brings in various animals to help him feel secure enough to sleep. Includes notes on the story's origins. |
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Su rf war!
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
A bragging contest between Whale and Sandpiper turns into a battle over the beach and sea, until both parties realize that the beach and the sea, as well as sea creatures and shorebirds, are interdep… |
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Teeny Weeny Bop
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
Upon finding a gold coin, a lonely woman trades it for a pig, then a succession of smaller, less troublesome pets. |
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Too many fairies
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
An old woman complains about all the housework she has to do, but when some fairies come to help her she finds that they are more trouble than they are worth. |
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When the lights go out
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
Designed primarily as a collection of scary fare for adults to tell elementary-age children, the tales may be read and some even told by children. Also contains notes on the stories. |
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Conejito
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
In this folktale from Panama, a little rabbit and his Tia Monica outwit a fox, a tiger, and a lion, all of whom want to eat him for lunch. |
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Mabela the clever
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
An African folktale about a mouse who pays close attention to her surroundings and avoids being tricked by the cat. |
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Tuck-me-in tales
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
Presents five folktales for young children, including "Snow Bunting's Lullaby" from Siberia, "Chin Chin Kobokama" from Japan, "Kanji-jo, the Nestlings" from Liberia, "The Playground of the Sun and Mo… |
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A hen, a chick, and a string guitar
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MacDonald, Margaret Read. |
A cumulative tale from Chile that begins with a hen and ends with sixteen different animals and a guitar. |
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