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An eye for elephants
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William Steig |
Dozens of limericks about elephants, all based on the children's rhyme: I asked my mother for fifty cents/To see the elephant jump the fence. |
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Poems of A. Nonny Mouse
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Jack Prelutsky,Henrik Drescher |
An illustrated collection of primarily traditional or anonymous verses. |
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Uncle Switch
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X. J. Kennedy |
A collection of limericks about Uncle Switch, an eccentric who does everything topsy-turvy. |
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Pocketful of nonsense
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James Marshall |
Old favorites and original works by Marshall make up this collection of humorous rhymes, limericks, and poems. |
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Knock-knocks, limericks, and other silly sayings
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Sandra Ziegler |
A collection of knock-knock jokes, sayings, and rhymes such as: "Latin is a dead tongue, dead as it can be. First it killed the Romans, now it's killing me." |
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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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The Empty Suit of Armour
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Kaye Umansky |
An empty suit of armour goes rampaging through the countryside. But what does he want? |
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There once was a very odd school and other lunch-box limericks
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Stephen Krensky |
More than twenty limericks paint a humorous picture of life in elementary school. |
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A carousel of limericks
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Harvey N. Roehl |
Limericks and illustrations explore the world of carousels, with an emphasis on the builders and carvers. |
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There once was a book of limericks
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Sawyer, Paul. |
Presents twenty illustrated limericks and instructions for writing these five-line verses. |
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Laughable limericks
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Sara Westbrook Brewton |
A collection of limericks on various topics from animals, food, and school to science and mathemtics. |
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The looniest limerick book in the world
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Joseph Rosenbloom |
A collection of some of the looniest, best, worst, oldest, newest, and silliest limericks. |
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There was an old man
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Edward Lear |
An illustrated collection of limericks by the well-known nineteenth-century English writer. |
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Whizz!
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Edward Lear |
Limericks describe a rather strange procession of characters. |
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The owl & the pussy-cat & other nonsense
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O. Wood,Edward Lear |
Presents the well-known Lear poem plus eight limericks. |
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A book of nonsense
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Edward Lear |
A collection of over 200 limericks with the author's original illustrations and nonsense songs and stories. |
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