A Young yearling book

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Something queer at the library

Submitted by khenkes on Wed, 12/04/2019 - 13:54

Gwen and Jill's discovery of some mutilated library books strangely links up with a dog show in which they have entered their dog.

Too many rabbits

  • Parish, Peggy
1992
After finally finding a home for a mother rabbit and her many children, Miss Molly gets a new house guest--a pregnant cat.

Something queer at the library

Submitted by khenkes on Tue, 07/18/2017 - 08:37

Gwen and Jill's discovery of some mutilated library books strangely links up with a dog show in which they have entered their dog.

All because I'm older

  • Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds
1989
John, who finds being the oldest child very difficult, keeps his sister out of mischief and his brother out of his hair on a trip to the supermarket.

When will I read?

  • Cohen, Miriam
1983
Impatient to begin reading, a first grader doesn't realize that there is more to reading than books.

Bad, bad bunnies

  • Delton, Judy
1990
Easter time brings new experiences for the Pee Wees, as Molly and Rachel both work toward a goal, and Sonny tries to cope with changes at home.

Rosy noses, freezing toes

  • Delton, Judy
1990
This Christmas the Pee Wees have to earn a music badge, so Molly plans to sing while Sonny's mother wants him to play the violin.

Little Soup's bunny

  • Peck, Robert Newton
1993
Easter is on the way and Soup and Rob are ready. They have a baby rabbit and they are dyeing Easter eggs, but learn that putting all your eggs in one basket can lead to trouble.

A penguin year

  • Bonners, Susan
1989
An introduction to the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of the Adelie penguins of Antarctica.

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