64 pages
| The Secret Three, by Mildred Myrick, illus. by Arnold Lobel | ||
| Mark and Billy walk along the beach and find a note in a
bottle! The note is in a mysterious code, but when Mark and Billy figure it out
they send a note of their own back to the mysterious owner. So starts a summer of
fun for three young boys--The Secret Three!
64 pages | | |
| Let's Be Enemies, by Janice May Udry, illus. by Maurice Sendak | ||
| John and James used to be friends, but James has started
bossing people around. John is fed up with James' bossiness and decides that he
is no longer James' friend--he is his enemy. Find out if James and John
can ever be friends again. A cute little book with classic Maurice Sendak
illustrations!
28 pages |  | |
| Bread and Jam for Francis, by Russell Hoban, illus. by Lillian Hoban | ||
| Francis loves bread and jam. That is the only thing that
she will eat. She won't eat spaghetti, she won't eat breaded veal cutlets; she
only wants bread and jam. Read what her parents do, and see that eating lots of
different things is good for you (and fun besides)! I like this book because,
like Francis, I like all my food to "come out even."
31 pages |  | |
| Hop On Pop, by Dr. Seuss, illus. by Dr. Seuss | ||
| Lots of short simple words in all sorts of interesting
combinations. Fantastic illustrations by Dr. Seuss. This is another book that
is very fun to read out loud with your children.
64 pages |  | |
| The Best Nest, by P. D. Eastman, illus. by P. D. Eastman | ||
| "There is no nest like and old nest--for a brand-new
bird." Mr. and Mrs. Bird search high and low for a new nest. Neat illustrations
and a little song make this a cute little story to read with your children.
64 pages |  | |
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