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The Little Golden Mother Goose

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The Rooster Who Went to His Uncle's Wedding (Houghton Mifflin Paperback Plus) by HOUGHTON MIFFLIN

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The Pied Piper of Hamelin (The Derrydale Fairytale Library) by Kay; Embleton Brown, Gerry A.

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Europe for Dummies by Steven Richards

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Old Macdonald Had a Farm (Books with Holes) by Pam Adams

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FYI, I uploaded a cover for "Mister Penny's Race Horse" in case you want to use it.

posted by casebrad at 10:18 pm (EST) on Aug 16, 2010

Hello,

Just poking around looking at similar libraries, I see that you have six Grace S. Richmond titles. I'm in the process of re-reading the R.P. Burns books because I just acquired "Red Pepper Returns."
I love Richmond's characters because they consciously work at becoming better people - something that has been lost in today's society and literature.

Do you actively collect her books?

Louisa May Alcott holds the same sort of special place in my heart as well. I re-read "Eight Cousins" regularly and still wish I had my own Uncle Alex.

Ruth

posted by 2wonderY at 3:58 pm (EST) on Mar 5, 2010