An old lady swallows a series of increasingly larger animals in a cumulative, nonsensical rhyme.
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An old lady swallows various objects in a humorous attempt to get rid of a bell.
A cumulative tale about an old lady who swallows various Thanksgiving items, leading to a comical chain of events.
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Frog! (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)
Lucille Colandro · 2014
An old lady swallows a series of increasingly absurd creatures, leading to a humorous and chaotic chain reaction.
There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow -library
Lucille Colandro · 1995
A woman swallows various items, including snow, to stay warm, leading to a humorous conclusion.
An old lady swallows a series of increasingly absurd creatures and objects in a cumulative rhyme.
An old lady swallows a series of increasingly strange items, leading to a humorous and chaotic situation.
A lonely woman named Lucille finds companionship and joy when she adopts a dog.
A young boy named Everett Anderson copes with the loss of his father through a series of poems.
This book uses simple counting to explore a child's world and feelings.
Everett Anderson anticipates the joy of Christmas and the arrival of Santa Claus.
This collection of poems explores the experience of pregnancy and the anticipation of a new life from the perspective of the mother.
A young boy named Peter doesn't believe in spring until he experiences its wonders and changes.
A young Black girl navigates the challenges and joys of growing up in the 1960s.
A collection of poems reflecting on the experiences and emotions of a young boy named Everett Anderson throughout the year.
A young Black girl finds a smooth stone that brings her good luck and connects her to her ancestors.
A young girl named Noisy moves to a new house and experiences the challenges and joys of settling in.
This historical novel follows a young Native American girl named Dark Arrow as she navigates life and challenges in her community.
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