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Includes the name: Esther Meeks

Works by Esther K. Meeks

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Billy and His Friends (1949) — Editor — 15 copies
Billy Goes to School (1949) — Editor — 10 copies
Billy Lives in Maplewood (1950) — Editor — 4 copies

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"The Dog That Took The Train" is a beginners reading book that tell the story of a dog who board a train all by him self. The central message of the story is not very clear as the book is focused on providing a story that is easy to read. The dog meets a verity of characters while on the train and is eventually found by the conductor. The conductor goes back to each stop until they eventually find the dogs rightful owner. A total of 182 words were used to create the story and they are listed show more in the back of the book. show less
Great for beginner readers. Pictures help engage the children into the story. Teaches children all the fun and excitement of going to the zoo. And also to educate them on all the different types of animals you can find in the zoo.
But, but, "Katy wanted to know." Curiosity is a *good* thing! LFL find that nobody needs to read, imo.

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Works
22
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3
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240
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Rating
3.1
Reviews
3
ISBNs
20
Languages
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