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Claudine Nankivel

Author of Little Gray Mouse and the Train (Wonder Books Easy Readers)

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Works by Claudine Nankivel

Little Gray Mouse and the Train (Wonder Books Easy Readers) (1964) — Illustrator — 56 copies
Little Gray Mouse Goes Sailing (Wonder Books Easy Readers) (1981) — Illustrator — 43 copies
The Surprise in the Story Book (Wonder Books Easy Readers) (1963) — Illustrator — 28 copies
Barbie's Adventures to Read Aloud (1964) — Illustrator — 26 copies, 1 review
Barbie Goes to a Party (Easy Reader, #5946) (1964) — Illustrator; Illustrator — 11 copies
Little Gray Mouse and the Train (Wonder Books Easy Readers) 1 copy
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Louisa Alcott: Girl of Old Boston (1943) — Illustrator, some editions — 108 copies
Andy Jackson: Boy Soldier (1962) — Illustrator, some editions — 102 copies
Five Little Peppers And How They Grew: Adapted and Abridged by Olive Price (1974) — Illustrator — 50 copies
Getting to know Australia (1962) — Illustrator — 12 copies
Getting To Know The Two Chinas (1960) — Illustrator — 11 copies
The wonderful world of plants and flowers (Finding-out books) (1963) — Illustrator — 7 copies
Getting to Know the Two Koreas (1969) — Illustrator; Illustrator — 4 copies
Getting to know Southern Rhodesia, Zambia, and Malawi (1964) — Illustrator — 4 copies
CHILDREN's Living French (Living Language Series) (1987) — Illustrator — 4 copies
Children's Living Spanish: Illustrated Lesson Book (1987) — Illustrator — 2 copies

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Barbie's Adventures to Read Aloud by Jean Bethell
I snagged this at the library book sale last year and finally got around to reading it. I figured it would be good for a laugh, and it was... kind of. However, most of this book was just dreadfully tedious. My favorite parts were looking for the Barbie merchandise plugs and learning Barbie's last name (Roberts, if you were wondering).

I'm convinced that the person who wrote this thing hated Barbie and availed herself of every opportunity to take not-so-subtle digs at Barbie's intelligence. show more For example, in the perennial classic titled "Barbie's Birthday," Barbie philosophically muses, "Tomorrow she would be a whole 365 days older than she was today. That seemed strange, but that was the way it would be."

Indeed, Barbie. Indeed. show less
Jul 15, 2021

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