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Struwwelpeter
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Heinrich Hoffmann |
Struwwelpeter is a collection of children's poetry meant to serve as instructions for life's lessons. Most of the stories tell the tale of a child's misbehavior and the grizzly end they will meet if … |
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Hello
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Betsey Chessen |
Tells how different children in the United States say hello. |
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Pie-Biter = Comepastels
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Ruthanne Lum McCunn |
In the nineteenth century, a young Chinese comes to the United States to work on the railroad and develops a fondness for pies that becomes legendary. |
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Shalom, salaam, peace
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Howard Bogot |
An illustrated poem, presented in English, Hebrew, and Arabic, examining the meaning and benefits of peace. |
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Food =
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Kathleen Petelinsek,Russell Primm,E. Russell Primm |
Presents an introduction to basic sign language for both English and Spanish speaking families using different kinds of food. |
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Feelings and emotions =
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Kathleen Petelinsek,E. Russell Primm |
Provides illustrations of American Sign Language signs and Spanish and English text for various feelings. |
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Who hides in the park =
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Aska, Warabé. |
Texts in English, French, and Japanese are accompanied by the author's paintings depicting the plants, the animals, the legends--the many enjoyments of Stanley Park in Vancouver. |
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Cyclops wearing flip-flops
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John Oliver Simon |
Presents poems in Spanish, English, and other languages translated by students in the Poetry Inside Out program sponsored by the Center for the Art of Translation, along with original work by the chi… |
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Subway sparrow
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Leyla Torres |
Although the passengers of the D train speak different languages, they work together to rescue a frightened bird. |
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The watermelon =
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Gill Bond |
Charming picture book about sharing |
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The keys to my kingdom
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Lydia Dabcovich |
Retells the traditional nursery rhyme which takes the reader through the kingdom and through the day. The text appears in English, French, and Spanish. |
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Where's the bear?
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Jan Bruegel |
Details from the painting "The Entry of the Animals into Noah's Ark," by Jan Bruegel, present twenty-two different animals with their names in English, French, German, Italian, and Japanese. |
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First words =
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Ivan Chermayeff |
Thirteen simple words, including "house," "cat," and "boat," appear in English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian, illustrated by masterworks from five Paris museums. |
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First Shapes
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Ivan Chermayeff |
Works from France's Musée National des Arts et Traditions Populaires introduce seventeen shapes and the many ways they can be used and expressed by artists and craftsmen. Each shape is listed in Eng… |
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The dancer =
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Fred Burstein |
A little girl and her father walk through the city on the way to her ballet class. Brief text in English, Spanish, and Japanese. |
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Table Chair Bear
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Jane Feder |
Presents illustrations of objects found in a child's room, labeled in thirteen different languages, including Spanish, Vietnamese, Japanese, and French. |
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