Dick and Jane: A Storybook Treasury of Dick and Jane and Friends
by William S. Gray, Dorothy Baruch, Elizabeth Rider Montgomery
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A collection of three primary readers featuring Dick, Jane, Sally, Puff and Spot.Tags
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Well now I know what all the fuss is about. Yes, the family is awfully WASP, and, yes, good readers will want to rip through this in about 2 days and move along ahead of the class. But it sure does beat the little morals on the slates that children like Laura Ingalls had to struggle through. Still, I don't see the value for today's children - only for scholars.
30 months - Dick and Jane was the first book I could read by myself. My grandmother was a school teacher and she had a first edition of the book that she gave me. It was very exciting to be able to read something without help! I remember we loaned the book to my friend Cory and never saw it again. I always wished I had that book. Anyway, I came across this treasury at the thrift store and just had to buy it for O for when she begins to read on her own.
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- Dick and Jane: A Storybook Treasury of Dick and Jane and Friends
- First words
- Look, look.
Oh, oh, oh.
Look, look.
Oh, look. - Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Down comes Puff. Down, down, down.
- Disambiguation notice
- reprint of:
We Look and See
We Come and Go
The New We Work and Play
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