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The 20th century children's book treasury : celebrated picture books and stories to read aloud

Author: Janet Schulman
Publisher: New York : Alfred A. Knopf, [1998]
Edition/Format:  Print book : Fiction : Primary school : EnglishView all editions and formats
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A collection of picture book stories by such authors as Ludwig Bemelmans, Ezra Jack Keats, and Maurice Sendak.
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Genre/Form: Children's stories
Short stories
Juvenile works
Fiction
Material Type: Fiction, Primary school
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Janet Schulman
ISBN: 0679886478 9780679886471 0965575187 9780965575188 0965575209 9780965575201
OCLC Number: 38550481
Notes: Includes index.
Description: x, 308 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm
Contents: Madeline / Ludwig Bemelmans --
Chicka chicka boom boom / Bill Martin, Jr., and John Archambault --
Swimmy / Leo Lionni --
A chair for my mother / Vera B. Williams --
Goodnight moon / Margaret Wise Brown --
The snowy day / Ezra Jack Keats --
"The letter" from Frog and Toad are friends / Arnold Lobel --
Freight train / Donald Crews --
Make way for ducklings / Robert McCloskey --
A million fish ... more or less / Patricia C. McKissack --
A boy, a dog and a frog / Mercer Mayer --
Millions of cats / Wanda Gag --
Guess how much I love you / Sam McBratney --
Alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day / Judith Viorst --
Curious George / H.A. Rey --
I hear, I see, I touch / Helen Oxenbury --
Miss Nelson is missing! / Harry Allard --
Titch / Pat Hutchins --
Where the wild things are / Maurice Sendak --
"The cat club" from Jenny and the cat club / Esther Averill --
Sylvester and the magic pebble / William Steig --
Good night, gorilla / Peggy Rathmann --
Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel / Virginia Lee Burton --
Stevie / John Steptoe --
The Tub People / Pam Conrad --
"In which Pooh goes visiting and gets into a tight place" from Winnie-the-Pooh / A.A. Milne --
Bedtime for Frances / Russell Hoban --
"The stinky cheese man" from The stinky cheese man and other fairly stupid tales / Jon Scieszka --
The story of Babar / Jean de Brunhoff --
The Berenstain Bears and the spooky old tree / Stan and Jan Berenstain --
"The elves in the shelves" from A necklace of raindrops / Joan Aiken --
Ten, nine, eight / Molly Bang --
Stellaluna / Janell Cannon --
D.W. the picky eater / Marc Brown --
Petunia / Roger Duvoisin --
First tomato / Rosemary Wells --
Amelia Bedelia / Peggy Parish --
I am a bunny / Ole Risom --
Harry the dirty dog / Gene Zion --
Whose mouse are you? / Robert Kraus --
Owen / Kevin Henkes --
The story of Ferdinand / Munro Leaf --
"The Sneetches" from The Sneetches and other stories / Dr. Seuss --
The story of Little Babaji / Helen Bannerman.
Other Titles: Twentieth century children's book treasury
Responsibility: selected by Janet Schulman.
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A collection of picture book stories by such authors as Ludwig Bemelmans, Ezra Jack Keats, and Maurice Sendak.

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by AnchorageSchools (WorldCat user published 2010-04-14) Excellent Permalink

This book is a wonderful gem that should grace the shelves of every elementary library.  The 44 stories told are favorites and best in their class, as well as ones every child should hear before coming to school.  I especially liked the parent note that gave reference to the levels of the...
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