Smaridge, Norah

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Famous author-illustrators for young people

1973
Brief biographies of nineteen author-illustrators include Roger Duvoisin, Dr. Seuss, Kate Greenaway, Lois Lenski, and Tomi Ungerer.

Raggedy Andy

Describes in rhyme the things Ann and Andy have learned to do at home and at school as they grow up.

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What a silly thing to do

Accidents can be the result of silly actions, as these rhymes caution.

School is not a missile range

1977
Humorous verses on handling substitute teachers, talking in class, pushing, throwing food, and other school situations which the use of self-discipline makes more pleasant.

The mystery at Greystone Hall

1979
While vacationing in England, a young sleuth becomes involved in a mystery at Greystone Hall.

You know better than that

1973
Fourteen humorous verses advise on correct conduct.

Only silly people waste

1976
Fourteen humorous poems make a case for conservation of electricity, toothpaste, paper, water, bandaids, and other frequently wasted items.

The story of cake

1978
Traces the history of the cake including the birthday cake, doughnuts, and cake mixes. Provides recipes for such treats as gingerbread, fruitcake, American crumb cake, and Old World honey cake.

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