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The Complete Tales of Uncle Remus 20 reviews Joel Chandler Harris
Houghton Mifflin, 2002
Just what I was looking for. I wanted the complete works, and that's what I got. It was written exactly as I remember reading it years ago. I love reading it to my grand children. Plus some fascinating info on the background of the writer which I didn't know back then.
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Haroun and the Sea of Stories 112 reviews Salman Rushdie
Penguin (Non-Classics), 1991
Nice Story, Well written I have been reading Sulman Rushdie for a while and I can see what makes him so great.
His interest in giving out details makes this book and any of his other book an interesting reading.
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The Innocent Anthropologist : Notes from a Mud Hut 15 reviews Nigel Barley
Waveland Pr Inc, 2000
So you want to do anthropology? This is a budding anthropologist's account of his experience with an obscure and previously unstudied people in the Cameroons. If you thought you might want to be an anthropologist, this will either inspire you or turn you to some more comfortable calling. The innocent Englishman describes in hilarious detail his dealings with bureaucrats, missionaries, village chiefs, and rainmakers, while ...
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Mud Puddle (Classic Munsch) 4 reviews Robert N. Munsch
Annick Press, 1996
Marvelous Mud! When Jule Anne walks out her door one day she finds a pesky mud puddle just waiting to jump on her. And if you think that's bad, just wait until you see the other tricks that puddle plays on her. But after being scrubbed clean over and over, Jule Anne comes up with a trick of her own to play on the unsuspecting mud puddle. Bob Munsch has written yet another light hearted story to which every ...
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Build Your Own Earth Oven, 3rd Edition: A Low-Cost Wood-Fired Mud Oven; Simple Sourdough Bread; Perfect Loaves 26 reviews Kiko Denzer, Hannah Field
Hand Print Press, 2007
Great Book This was a great book with lots of information about building your own mud oven. It was easy to follow how to build the oven and there was a lot of explaining about how and why every little thing worked.
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Cultural Anthropology (7th Edition) 3 reviews Marvin Harris, Orna Johnson
Allyn & Bacon, 2006
Good book This was a good book. It sparked my interest in Anthropology and I learned so much from it. The author may be bias in some areas but that contributes to the learning experience. It helped me learn about other countries beliefs and customs.
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A Dog in a Hat: An American Bike Racer's Story of Mud, Drugs, Blood, Betrayal, and Beauty in Belgium 40 reviews Joe Parkin
VeloPress, 2008
A must read for cycling enthusiasts Joe Parkin has written a gem for cycling fans. His book provides keen details from his days as an amateur and professional cyclist in USA and mostly in Europe. He took his grit and determination to Belgium and gained cycling contracts and rode in many of the big European races, the exception being the Tour de France. His book reveals the insiders experience of professional cycling in the ...
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Tigers in the Mud: The Combat Career of German Panzer Commander Otto Carius (Stackpole Military History ... 34 reviews Otto Carius
Stackpole Books, 2003
Great Book! "Tigers in the Mud" I found to be very captivating and I couldn't put it down. I wish someone would make this into a authentic movie, the perils and trials Otto Carius went through was very interesting.
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American Government and Politics Today: The Essentials 2006-2007 Edition (American Government and Politics ... 4 reviews Barbara A. Bardes, Mack C. Shelley, ...
Wadsworth Publishing, 2005
Well written book-A KEEPER for people who are becoming US Citizens This book has a LOT of detail in it. It gives you an excellent idea of how our Federal government is organized, who runs what parts of the government, background on the organization of the Federal government.
The book has the full text of the US Constitution, along with the amendments, and explanations of same. There is also a list of all the US Presidents and Vice Presidents.
There are ...
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A Treasury of Curious George 16 reviews H.A. and Margret Rey
Houghton Mifflin, 2004
HUGE HIT and most economical This is a delightful, space-saving collection of CG stories. It has held up very well, and my 2 year old son has learned so many words from it. He adores this book, and it's NOT over his head at all. I think for MOST children it's not appropriate until age 3 unless your child is extremely verbal. Why by 8 or 10 separate books when you can have them all together in one book. It's great for ...
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Corduroy's Day 8 reviews
Viking Juvenile, 2005
One of my daughter's favorites The colors and pictures of Corduroy are beautiful in this book. My daughter loves it! Other than Dr. Seuss books, this is one that she really loves and always wants to read.
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Cornelius P. Mud, Are You Ready for School?
Candlewick, 2007
Kids who aim to do things their way — and what child doesn’t? — will squeal with pleasure at Cornelius’s merry morning mayhem. It’s time for school. Is Cornelius P. Mud up? Sure he is! The plucky pig has even made his bed, put on his clothes, and eaten his breakfast. But with Cornelius, things are never quite as they seem. Despite his clowning around, Cornelius does make his way through his morning routine and out ...
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The Piggy in the Puddle (Reading Rainbow Book) 25 reviews Charlotte Pomerantz
Aladdin, 1989
Best Read-Aloud Picture Book of All Time!! This is my favorite book for storytime reading. Mainly preschool - but I've also had adults keep asking me to read one more page, too.
Charlotte Pomerantz has created a work of art - the ending and internal rhymes, the way she plays and puts words together, the right amount of repetition. This is why people think it's So Easy to write a children's book. This is a deceptively simple title, ...
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Foreign Mud: Being an Account of the Opium Imbroglio at Canton in the 1830's and the Anglo-Chinese War That ... 2 reviews Maurice Collis
New Directions Publishing Corporation, 2002
The Birth of Hong Kong from 1946 In 1946 the British had once more triumphed against the Germans and the Japanese. Collis here dissects the highlights that led to the "Opium wars", actually skirmishes between Britain and China, where Imperial Britain gained ground over the Celestial Kingdom that had for so long treated them as Barbarians from which they gained some pecuniary advantage.
The Chinese remained conservative in ...
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Horrible Harry and the Mud Gremlins (Puffin Chapters) 3 reviews Suzy Kline
Puffin, 2004
Horrible Harry review As an elementary teacher, I have a great love for children's literature. I choose Harry Horrible books frequently in my classroom. I read this book to my students at the beginning of the school year. The adventures of Harry and his friends throughout the Horrible Harry adventures are engaging its readers. These are some of the first chapter books that they pick up. It is a great simple ...
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Mud 4 reviews Mary Lyn Ray
Voyager Books, 2001
Magnificent Mud For everyone who can't wait for winter to recede; for everyone who loves the smell of rain on warm dirt; for everyone who relishes squishing mud between their toes comes this eye level view of mud emerging with the spring thaw. Preschoolers delight in the dirty feet splashing through the mud. This is a great addition to a collection about the seasons. The illustrations lend themselves to ...
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Mrs. Wishy-Washy board book 7 reviews Joy Cowley
Philomel, 1999
An absolute must for any one working with young children. I first came across this book while student teaching and fell in love instantly. I have used it for many theme units - letter (W), farm unit, and rhyming words unit. I have even made flannel board pieces to go along with the story and put in my literacy centers. My supervising teachers loved the flannel pieces so much they had me make them some also. You children/students will love this book ...
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Cornelius P. Mud, Are You Ready for Bed? 7 reviews
Candlewick, 2005
Bella gets ready for bed. My two year old granddaughter is reminded of all the things to do before bedtime.... then she gets a story! Very popular book.
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Eloise at the Wedding (Ready-to-Read. Level 1) 2 reviews Kay Thompson, Hilary Knight
Aladdin, 2006
my daughter Loves Loves Loves Eloise! my daughter Loves everything about Eloise! it gives her the chance to live out things she may never come up with (i hope) though i would have loved to take her for an overnight @ the Plaza Hotel, Eloise Stories are the next best thing to never at all.
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Ice, Mud and Blood: Lessons from Climates Past (Macmillan Science) 1 review Chris Turney
Macmillan, 2008
Deciphering the Climates of the Distant Past This book is absolutely brimming with scientific information. The author, a geologist specializing on past climate changes, takes the reader on a fascinating quest: to quantify the variations in past climates and to understand the mechanisms precipitating these variations. Spanning a period starting about 55 million years ago, the book covers a variety of methods that scientists use to tease out ...
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