The tale of Cuffy Bear
The tale of Cuffy Bear — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
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The tale of Dickie Deer Mouse — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
The tale of Fatty Coon — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
The tale of Freddie Firefly — English source edition. Subject: Insects -- Juvenile fiction.
The tale of Frisky Squirrel — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
Explore The Tale of Ginger and Pickles through a focused reading session. Project Gutenberg’s catalogue records this English-language edition under “Dogs -...
The tale of Henrietta Hen — English source edition. Subject: Hens -- Juvenile fiction.
Jemima searches for a quiet place to nest and meets a stranger whose offer is not as kind as it seems. Adults should preview the danger and difficult endin...
Explore The Tale of Johnny Town-Mouse through a focused reading session. Project Gutenberg’s catalogue records this English-language edition under “Folklor...
The tale of Major Monkey — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
The tale of Miss Kitty Cat — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
Jeremy sets out to catch fish for a meal, but the pond contains surprises that change his plans. Read a short section with an adult, naming pond creatures...
Explore The Tale of Mr. Tod through a focused reading session. Project Gutenberg’s catalogue records this English-language edition under “Animals -- Juveni...
The tale of Mrs. Ladybug — English source edition. Subject: Insects -- Juvenile fiction.
Lucie’s search for missing clothing leads to a surprising washerwoman. Read slowly enough to explore the illustrations, naming household objects and notici...
A tidy mouse’s home receives a succession of unexpected visitors. Share one visit at a time, noticing the sounds, tracks and tiny household details; invite...
The tale of old Mr. Crow — English source edition. Subject: Crows -- Juvenile fiction.
Peter enters Mr. McGregor’s garden while his siblings follow a safer plan. Share the chase in short sections, using the pictures to name vegetables, clothe...
The tale of Pony Twinkleheels — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
Explore The Tale of Samuel Whiskers; Or, The Roly-Poly Pudding through a focused reading session. Project Gutenberg’s catalogue records this English-langua...
The tale of Sandy Chipmunk — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
The tale of Solomon Owl — English source edition. Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
Squirrels visit an owl’s island while Nutkin turns the encounter into a series of riddles and interruptions. An adult can choose a short section for sound...
The Tale of Terror: A Study of the Gothic Romance — English source edition. Subject: English fiction -- History and criticism.
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