
Nearly wordless like its predecessor, this evocative story depicts another misadventure in the park by a lovable pup..
September 17, 2013
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Nearly wordless like its predecessor, this evocative story depicts another misadventure in the park by a lovable pup..

Using a question/answer format, Goldstone explains the concepts of possibility, impossibility, probability, improbability, and certainty.

Autumn shapes (Chernesky), a new version of “The Little Red Hen” (Finch), and a “Stella and Sam” story (Gay)

Punctuation, repetition, and rhythm give the word “moo” multiple meanings in this bold and funny picture book.

A chapter book about a second grader at Georgia O’Keeffe Elementary School in a small Wisconsin town

The book traces the advent of cross-country train travel, focusing on an early trip from Omaha to Sacramento.







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