brother climbed mountain yesterday

books:

Afro-Bets Book of Shapes
Margery W./ Simpson, Howard (ILT) Brown

Just Us Books Inc, 2000

4 reviews
Margery W. Brown

Marimba, 2008

More Than Santa Claus
Keisha and her younger brother Tony go downtown with the Boys Club to look at the Christmas decorations in the windows of the downtown stores. During their walk, Tony asks a lot of questions about Christmas, Jesus, and the meaning behind many holiday traditions. Keisha, still a child herself, answers the questions as best she can as the two discuss the true meaning of Christmas. Ford's ...

Baby Jesus Like My Brother
Margery W./ Ford, George Cephas (ILT) Brown

Just Us Books Inc, 1995

Yesterday I climbed a mountain
Margery W Brown

Putnam, 1976

A little girl views her big city with imaginative eyes that turn sandboxes into deserts, streets into lakes, and tall buildings into canyons.

Afro-Bets Book of Shapes (Afro-Bets)

1 review
Margery W. Brown

Just Us Books, 2000

Uses easy to recognize, practical shapes found in the home.
This is one in a series of culturally conscious books by Margery Brown. Toodlers and pre-schoolers will enjoy the colorful illustrations and will be excited about being able to identify the shapes.

Baby Jesus Like My Brother
Margery W./ Ford, George Cephas (ILT) Brown

Just Us Books Inc, 1995

Afro-Bets Book of Colors
Margery W./ Simpson, Howard (ILT) Brown

Just Us Books Inc, 2000

The second stone
Margery W Brown

Putnam, 1974

Fifteen-year-old Henry suspects his best friend of being involved with a gang terrorizing the neighborhood but can't bring himself to turn him in.