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Posted: Sept 29 2010 at 10:47pm | IP Logged Quote Chari

X marks the Spot by Eleanor Felder, Pictures by Marylin Hafner.


Okay, I DID look it up at my library .....but it IS a REAL book!

so, phew! we can move on now   

T is next!

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Posted: Sept 30 2010 at 1:30am | IP Logged Quote MaryM

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X marks the Spot by Eleanor Felder, Pictures by Marylin Hafner.


Okay, I DID look it up at my library .....but it IS a REAL book!

so, phew! we can move on now   

T is next!

-thank you for getting us out of that jam...


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Posted: Sept 30 2010 at 6:31am | IP Logged Quote SeaStar

That is a relief! I have an X book, but it is purely 100% twaddle (from the Alphapets series). I kept thinking: don't make me post that!

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Posted: Sept 30 2010 at 4:48pm | IP Logged Quote JennGM

Chari, that was one of the books I found when I searched!

To London! To London! by Barbara Willard, illustration by Antony Mattland, copyright 1968.

Found this in thrift store recently. The timing coincided with the Pope's visit to Britain, so this book was tremendously helpful in getting a glimpse of London and England.

N is next!

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Posted: Sept 30 2010 at 5:05pm | IP Logged Quote Christine

Night Tree by Eve Bunting

Yes, I am starting to think about Christmas.

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Posted: Sept 30 2010 at 6:32pm | IP Logged Quote JennGM

Christine, I have been, too. And Easter.

An Egg Is For Wishing by Helen Kay, illustrated by Yaroslava.

Another Ukrainian egg book.

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Groundhog Stays Up Late

By Mary Cuyler.

I have a strange fondness for groundhog books

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TOWN MOUSE COUNTRY MOUSE by Jan Brett


Yeah, I was missing all day since I was at work

Melinda, hang on to that X book...twaddle or not...we may need it   

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Christine, I have been, too. And Easter.

An Egg Is For Wishing by Helen Kay, illustrated by Yaroslava.

Another Ukrainian egg book.


I am looking forward to making pysanky again.

Strega Nona by Tomie de Paola

My children thoroughly enjoy listening to the Strega Nona books. It's time for an "A".

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I have a strange fondness for groundhog books


At least groundhogs aren't squirrels...which I shouldn't be saying since you all know I do like squirrel books.

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ANGUS AND THE DUCKS by Marjorie Flack...another childhood fave of mine

did we say this one already? I think I will be starting to get confused soon

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Posted: Oct 01 2010 at 12:09am | IP Logged Quote Chari

I will take an I or an H anytime

I have those ready

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Stone Soup - Marcia Brown (Caldecott winner)



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Posted: Oct 01 2010 at 12:11am | IP Logged Quote MaryM

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I will take an I or an H anytime

I have those ready


I'm consciously picking ones that don't end in the letters that are coming up frequently, like s, r,n,t. "P" has only come up a couple time. Wish I would have had a starts "S" ends with "I" or "H" for you.

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Posted: Oct 01 2010 at 12:14am | IP Logged Quote Chari

I am too tired to think like that, Mary...I am just going for what I can think of or see on my shelf.




Let us see what I can find for p......

PUMPKIN SOUP by Helen Cooper

a fun book for the fall....and another P!   



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Posted: Oct 01 2010 at 12:26am | IP Logged Quote MaryM

OK, I'll go with the pumpkin theme and say:

Pumpkin Jack -Will Hubbell

Which give us "K" - another less common letter.

And a great fall book - I love pumpkins and this is a fun book - science of decay in it, too.

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Posted: Oct 01 2010 at 12:45am | IP Logged Quote Chari

Thanks, Mary! I have been waiting for K also!

another of MY childhood favorites: KATY AND THE BIG SNOW by Virginia Lee Burton

I have a couple of Ws good to go......maybe next time


no, I am NOT addicted to this little game and I DO have a life outside of it

really....and shockingly, it DOES involve reading picture books

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The Weight of a Mass: A Tale of Faith by Josephine Nobisso

I am using the subtitle to give Chari that much wanted "H". I have been waiting for an "H" too. My children found a great, new to us, book at the library last week and the title begins with "H".

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MaryM wrote:
SeaStar wrote:

I have a strange fondness for groundhog books


At least groundhogs aren't squirrels...which I shouldn't be saying since you all know I do like squirrel books.


AGH! Groundhogs are like TEN TIMES WORSE.

We actually have a groundhog puppet and still laugh at them and think they are cute.

Except the ones in our yard

We once went away for a week and a groundhog moved in and LEVELED our garden while we are away. Then, its babies came. It's been a battle ever since. We relocated SIX groundhogs that year.

The one that plagued us this year was also the ugliest groundhog I've ever seen. Even as they are annoying, they are usually kind of cute. But this monster was most unprepossessing: big, long pointy nose, funny grey color around his nose, and terribly stubborn refusing to succumb to the lure of the trap for weeks on end

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Henry the Explorer by Mark Taylor

A favorite! But out of print and costs an arm and a leg.

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