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From the Publisher: “The Cat in the Hat travels the globe—in his trusty crocodile car—to explore the world of reptiles: lizards, snakes, turtles, and crocodiles. Along the way, young readers learn the characteristics shared by most reptiles; basic information about each group; quirky, fun facts about individual species; and much, much more."Miles and Miles of Reptiles
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From the Publisher: Aliki takes readers on a guided tour that begins with grazing cows, proceeds through milking and a trip to the dairy, and ends with some different foods made from milk.Milk From Cow to Carton
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The mills at Wicksbridge are imaginary, but their planning, construction, and operation are quite typical of mills developed in New England throughout the nineteenth century.Mill
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A classic with a refrain that millions of kids love to chant: Hundreds of cats, thousands of cats, millions and billions and trillions of cats.Millions of Cats
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There are millions of things to measure . . . and almost as many ways to measure them!Millions to Measure
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The Everyman's Library Pocket Poets hardcover series is popular for its compact size and reasonable price which does not compromise content. Poems: Milton contains selections from Milton's work, including sonnets, occasional poems, portions of Comus, Samson Agonistes, as well as Books I--XII of Paradise Lost.3 GradesMilton: Poems by John Milton
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This is Charlotte Mason as you have not seen her before: Mind to Mind is her well-seasoned final work, originally titled An Essay Towards a Philosophy of Education. Divested of outdated material, the essential philosophy is brought into sharp relief. Ms. Mason wrote, “The message for our age is, Believe in mind, and let education go straight as a bolt to the mind of the pupil.” Our generation needs to hear that message more acutely than ever. Karen Glass, with deep respect for the original, has preserved the essentials in Ms. Mason’s own words, while delivering the material in a format that speaks to today’s readers. This book is an abridgment in the literal Latin sense of “to shorten.” What has been shortened is not merely the length of the original volume, but the path between the modern reader and the mind of Charlotte Mason. In this book, Charlotte Mason presents the vital principles that underlie her methods, and with the confidence of many decades of practice behind her, recommends those methods to a wider audience. She wanted to reform and regenerate the educational practices of Great Britain in the early 20th century, but 21st century readers will find her ideas just as potent, just as penetrating, and even more refreshing than they were when they were originally penned. Her first principle is "Children are born persons": not machines, not animals, not accidental conglomerations of cells, but persons, with all the magnificent possibilities that personhood implies. The education we should offer a person is the education Charlotte Mason offers to us.Mind to Mind: An Essay Towards a Philosophy of Education
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From the Publisher: While they’re having fun coloring, kids can receive painless lessons in polite behavior. These 41 illustrations portray kids thanking each other, greeting adults, respecting the elderly, and following proper etiquette in many other day-to-day situations. Helpful captions reinforce the suggestions for good manners.Mind Your Manners!
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How can a man as small as Ming Lo move something as large as a mountain? Maybe the village wise man can help... This whimsical literary folktale is set in China.Ming Lo Moves the Mountain
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The history of the Mississippi River Valley is told in text and pictures through the adventures of Minn, a snapping turtle, as she travels downstream.Minn of the Mississippi
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Down on the farm one morning, Papa McFay orders his sons to hop to their chores. But from Minnie’s kitchen wafts a smell that gets the boys itchin’, and one by one, they succumb to the call of that sweet aroma...Minnie’s Diner
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1957 Newbery Medal Winner Marly and her family move from the city to a farmhouse on Maple as her father is recovering from being a prisoner-of-war. When a member of the community has a heart attack during sugaring time, Marly's family offers to help. They collect the entire crop of sap and boil it down to make maple syrup. Marly reflects that the growing strength of bonds within her family, and the second chances for life and love are the true miracles of Maple Hill.Miracles on Maple Hill
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An innovative, two-in-one picture book follows a parallel day in the life of two families: one in a Western city and one in a North African village.Mirror
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Hedgie the hedgehog lives in a little corner of Miss Jaster’s garden. One morning nearsighted Miss Jaster mistakenly plants some seeds on Hedgie, who is asleep in the flowerbed. Before Hedgie knows it, flowers have sprouted among the quills on his back! It’s the happiest day of Hedgie’s life, his feet begin doing little dance steps and before you know it Hedgie dances out beyond the gate. When Miss Jaster thinks she sees her flowers walking by themselves, she calls the constable. Will Hedgie ever be able to return to the garden he loves? Originally published in 1972, Miss Jaster’s Garden is a New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Book.
It was with great joy that I found this picture book by Mr. Bodecker, newly republished this year. The storyline is purely light and charming. A little hedgehog accidentally ends up sprouting flowers and all sorts of miscommunications arise as a result. —Elizabeth Bird, School Library JournalMiss Jaster’s Garden
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