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*This is a 1967 book.
HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE SET
$17.00
COVERS ABOUT 5'
x
9'
A Schwarz mural,, see page 96
brief tales
and many
pictures
857-379
ASK MR. BEAR. "Mr. Bear"
helps solve a small boy's problem of what
to give his mother for her birthday. Gay text
and colorful illustrations by Marjorie Flack.
$2.95
856-139
THE OWL AND THE PUSSY–
CAT.* Lively, humorous illustrations by
William Pene du Bois catch the fun and
charm of Edward Lear's classic nursery tale.
$2.95
859-242
LITTLE TUPPEN.* A fresh ver–
sion of an old nursery tale recounting the
dilemma of a little chick who eats a big seed.
Simplicity of vocabulary as well as cheerful,
brightly colored pictures by Paul Galdone will
attract the very youngest ..........
$3.50
859-041
THE GOLDEN HOURS LI–
BRARY.* Twelve richly colored storybooks,
including classic tales of fantasy, poetry, and
a book to teach young children how to tell
time, housed in a grandfather's play clock,
with movable hands. Provides lasting fun and
enjoyment for young readers and storytime
listeners .....................
$3.95
857-059
GOODNIGHT MOON. In gentle
and lulling text by Margaret Wise Brown, and
soft, tender illustrations by Clement Hurd,
a little bunny, tucked away in bed, says "good–
night" to all the familiar things in his softly–
lit bedroom. A favorite of the very young.
$2.95
856-161
THE VERY LITTLE GIRL.
$2.95
856-148
THE VERY LITTLE BOY.
$2.95
Two attractive books re-create the joyful
growth of little girls and boys from their
early childhood. Written by Phyllis Krasilov-
sky, illustrated by Ninon.
·
859-343
POLLY, THE POCKET DOLLY.
$1.95
859-344
SPOT, THE POCKET PUPPY.
$1.95
Each of these attractive 24-page storybooks
has a pocket in its cover holding a stuffed
toy. Written by Betty Hubka. The first illus–
trated by Ann Eshner and the second by Susan
Perl.
858-274
EVERYBODY HAS A HOUSE
AND EVERYBODY EATS. Two Early Sci–
ence Concept Books, by Mary McBurney
Green. These two old favorites together in
one volume. Food and shelter, for both hu–
mans and animals, are simply explained in
rhythmic question and answer form. Illus–
trated in color by Louis Klein ..•..
$3.50
859-266
THE STORY OF A LITTLE
WHITE TEDDY BEAR WHO DIDN'T
WANT TO GO TO BED. Children are
devoted to this small book. The story is dra–
matic, yet familiar, and the pictures clear
and simple. Written and illustrated for two
to six year olds by Dorothy Sherrill ..
$1.95
books
for
play
and
learning
859-047
STORYBOOK DICTIONARY.
$3.95
859-079
BEST WORD BOOK EVER.
$3.95
859-061
BUSY BUSY WORLD ..
$3.95
All three books delight small children by their
gaiety and detail and are useful for visual
identification and word reading. By Richard
Scarry.
858-111
FIRST ABC. A handsome book in
which a full color picture on each page il–
lustrates each letter of the alphabet in both
capital and lower case letters. By Nancy Lar·
rick with pictures by Rene Martin ...
$2.95
856-062
NUMBERFUN. This delightful
board book with a built-in counting frame
teaches a child to count. Rhymes and pictures
by Stella and Andrew Schott .....
$2.00
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858-130
ALL BY HERSELF .....
$2.00
858-131
ALL BY HIMSELF .....
$2.00
Gaily printed and securely sewn onto the un–
tearable cloth pages of these books are zippers
and ribbons and buttons, so that small chil–
dren can have fun practicing how to dress
themselves. Can be washed only
if
great care
is used.
857-153
ANYBODY AT HOME?.
$1.00
857-154
FEED THE ANIMALS ..
$1.00
857-152
SEE THE CIRCUS .....
$1.00
857-155
WHERE'S MY BABY? ..
$1.00
Open the flap on each page of these brightly
colored books and find a surprise picture.
Written and illustrated by H. A. Rey.