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Gerald Draws His Teacher
"Gerald Draws His Teacher" is based on a true story about Jerry Winick, the books illustrator, when he was in the third grade at PS 128 in Brooklyn, New York. Gerald is a boy who loves to draw everything around him. One day he decides he wants to draw his teacher while in school. Of course the teacher sees what he is doing and calls him to the front of the room. She is amazed at what a good drawing he has done of her, but reminds him he must pay attention in school. This book teaches children that they must pay attention in school, but also do what they love.
The Night of the Fireflies
Toshio takes his sister, Miko, through the woods to the river, where they join other children in capturing fireflies and placing them in lanterns.
Mr. Lincoln's Whiskers
For use in schools and libraries only. Twelve-year-old Grace Bedell, of Westfield, New York, sees a picture of the campaigning Abraham Lincoln and writes the president-to-be to tell him that a beard might improve his appearance
Good Night, Baby Animals You've Had a Busy Day
Six baby animals each have a busy day before their mothers tuck them in for the night.
Cassie's Sweet Berry Pie
A young girl uses a clever ruse to protect her siblings from raiding Yankee soldiers.
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Lucy's Cave
During the attack on Vicksburg in 1863, Lucy and her family are forced to leave their home and live in a cave with other townspeople, and while she is there she learns to overcome her fears, discomfort, and makes new friends.
A Year Goes Round
Poems and paintings depict the events and activities during each month of the year.
Greenbeard the Pirate Pig
Ahoy, my Piggywinkles! Sail into adventure with GREENBEARD the guinea pig pirate, as Snug Rumkin, Greenbeard's ratty first mate, tries to teach him how to be a "proper" pirate!
When Anju Loved Being an Elephant
Growing up on the Indonesian island of Sumatra with its cooling lakes and refreshing mud holes, Anju loved being an elephant. Loving cared for and proetected by her mother and herd family, there was nowhere else Anju would rather be. That all changed when she was stolen and sold to an American circus. Anju spends decades traveling across the country, entertaining crowds. After the circus, she's then moved to a small zoo for 23 years, their lone elephant. Anju no longer loved being an elephant. She was old and tired. Will Anju ever love being an elephant again?
