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*This is a 1967 book.

859-117 THE STORY ABOUT PING.

An

irresistible picture book about a duckling of

great individuality, set against the charming

background of the Yangtze River. By Marjorie

Flack, illustrated by Kurt Wiese ...

$2.00

859-118 THE STORY OF FERDINAND.

Munro Leaf's laughable tale of the young bull

who refuses to fight in the arena. Drawings by

Robert Lawson ....................

$2.50

856-086 MILLIONS OF CATS.

Wanda

Gag's classic story of a man who went off to

find a cat-all are so pretty that he returns

with "millions and billions and trillions of

cats" ..............................

$2.95

859-124 MAKE WAY FOR DUCK–

LINGS.

Robert McCloskey's tale of Boston

city ducklings is an outstanding nursery favor-

ite. Illustrated by the author ........ .

$3.50

858-198 FREDERICK.*

Award-winning

author-artist Leo Lionni presents Frederick,

a modest poet, infectious dreamer and ad–

minister of pure joy, who is sure to entrance

children as he did his fellow field mice, with

his crooked smile and cheerful manner. Il–

lustrated in brilliant color ... . •.....

$3.50

857-101 KEEP YOUR MOUTH

CLOSED, DEAR.

Everytime the young croc–

odile in this rollicking story opens his mouth,

something falls into it. Author-artist Aliki,

points out a moral for young and old alike.

$3.50

859-107 A FROG HE WOULD A-WOO–

ING GO.*

This charming new edition of a

classic nursery tale with the original illustra–

tions by Henry Louis Stephens, is sure to

amuse and delight parents, children and col–

lectors alike ................•..

$3.50

fun

and

instruction too

856-052 JOHN BURNINGHAM'S ABC.*

Award-winning artist John Burningham pre–

sents a brilliantly colored alphabet book

which will captivate young children. The left

hand pages show a letter in both capital and

lower cases and a word beginning with the

letter, while the right hand pages illustrate

the word. A stunning book ..........

$4.95

859-039 WHAT IS A COLOR.*

Imagina–

tive text and brilliantly colored paintings

introduce young children to the wonderful

world of color. A beautiful, entertaining book

by Alice and Martin Provensen .. . ..

$2.95

857-074 WE READ A TO Z.*

A unique

ABC book with each letter introducing a

concept such as size, equal, almost, whole,

horizontal, visualized in a colorful and appeal–

ing design. Author-artist Donald Crews' bold

and brilliant geometric shapes make an excit–

ing book that will increase a child's under–

standing of language, meaning and form.

$3.50

858-267 WHAT DO YOU SAY, DEAR?

A Book of Manners for All Occasions ..

$2.75

858-281 WHAT DO YOU DO, DEAR?

Proper Conduct for All Occasions ....

$2.75

Through nonsensical situations and humorous

pictures these entertaining books are designed

to encourage polite agreeable habits, such as

saying "please," and putting on one's rubbers

before going out in the rain. By Sesyle Joslin,

illustrated by Maurice Sendak.

856-250 LET'S THINK ABOUT TIME.

This imaginative book explains the concept

of time to children by teaching them what

constitutes a second, a minute, an hour, a

day, a week, a month, a season and a year.

Written by Jane Hart and illustrated by Judy

Varga ......•..••••••...••...

$2.95

856-352 LITTLE PLAYS FOR LITTLE

PEOPLE.

A collection of fourteen plays

which will give young readers and actors

many happy hours in the wonderful world

of fantasy. Colorfully illustrated by Ilse·

Margaret Vogel .•........•.•...

$3.50

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858-129 FIRST DELIGHTS -

A Book

about the Five Senses. Eloquent words and

delicate drawings by Tasha Tudor, convey the

richness of a little girl's life in the country as

she experiences the beauty of the changing

seasons . ........... . ... . ........ . ..

$2.50

856-369 FUN WITH ABC AND 123.

Hi·

larious rhymes by Hal Dareff and gay illustra–

tions by Marilyn Hafner make this alphabet

and numbers book a package of fun and

learning for the young ......... . ....

$3.50

859-358 LOOKING AND LISTENING.

$1.95

859-359 KNOWING AND NAMING.

$1.95

859-360 THINKING AND IMAGINING.

$1.95

These books provide an important new way

to help children from 2-6 develop readiness

for learning. The first volume contains 11 sto–

ries which teach a child to listen, recognize

color, relate words to objects and identify

shapes. The second book, with ten stories, is

designed to teach a child the alphabet, the

numbers and what they stand for, the parts of

the body, and values in coins. The third book

has eleven stories which are designed to teach

a child to relate parts of objects to their

wholes, to understand cause and effect, to un·

derstand opposites, to develop visual compre–

hension and to use the imagination. Written

by Shari Lewis and Jacquelyn Reinach. Pro–

fusely illustrated in color.

859-390 ANT AND BEE .......... $1.95

859-391 MORE ANT AND BEE .. $1.95

859-392 ONE, TWO, THREE WITH

ANT AND BEE ............... $1.95

859-393 AROUND THE WORLD WITH

ANT AND BEE ............... $1.95

859-394 MORE AND MORE ANT AND

BEE ....................... $1.95

859-395 ANT AND BEE AND THE

RAINBOW•.........•........ $1.95

859-396 ANT AND BEE AND KIND

DOG ....................... $1.95

859-397 HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANT AND

BEE ....................... $1.95

859-399 ANT AND BEE AND THE

ABC"' ...................... $1.95

These small books are deservedly popular be–

cause of their unique combination of instruc–

tion and entertainment. Written and illus–

trated by Angela Banner.