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Elizabeth Schoonmaker |
Square Cat |
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Aladdin, 2011 (2011) |
Hardcover |
A humorous picture book that goes to prove that one size or shape doesn't necessarily fit all! (BW) |
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Roni Schotter & Giselle Potter |
The Boy Who Loved Words |
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Schwartz & Wade, 2006 (2006) |
Hardcover |
A story about the richness of language, and also about finding and living one's passion in life. (JL) |
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Roni Schotter & Marilyn Hafner |
Hanukkah! |
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Little, Brown & Co., 2008 (2008) |
Hardcover, Softcover |
A warm story is told in a breezy, singsong manner, centering around a family who is gathered for a Hanukkah celebration. (HD) |
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Roni Schotter & Marylin Hafner |
Hanukkah! (Board Book) |
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Little, Brown & Co., 2003 (1990) |
Hardcover, Softcover |
A small board book version of the Hanukkah classic - though chilly outdoors, it's warm inside these pages, charmingly illustrated by Marylin Hafner. (HW) |
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Roni Schotter & Erin Eitter Kono |
Passover! |
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Little, Brown & Co., 2006 (2006) |
Hardcover |
Shares the experience of the Jewish family holiday in verse. (HW) |