softcover published literature

books:

Redbreast: The Robin in Life and Literature

1 review
Andrew Lack

SMH Books, 2008

Rdbreast: The Robin in Life and Literature
This book is a great store of poems and stories from many centuries about how the British have felt about the bird that is part of their home and heath. I had seen one up close during my stay in England but had not known that it is one of very few birds that seem comfortable in the company of humans. Ruth, Adelphi, MD

ROBIN FINDS CHRISTMAS by Molly Brett (1961 Softcover 5.5 x 7 inches, 32 pages Published by The Medici ...
Molly Brett

The Medici Society, London UK, 1961

ROBIN FINDS CHRISTMAS by Molly Brett (1961 Softcover 5.5 x 7 inches, 32 pages Published by The Medici Society, London UK. Story of how Robin Redbreast learns about Christmas)

Finding Robin Redbreast (A Lift-the-Flap Book)
Harriet Ziefert

Puffin, 1988

By lifting flaps, the reader can see the different birds Katy finds as she searches for a robin.

Little Robin Redbreast
Mother Goose

North-South Books, 1996

Shari Halpern has taken one of the very first Mother Goose rhymes ever published and brought it up-to-date with brilliant hand-painted cut-paper collages. Her large forms and bright colors are especially suited to the enjoyment of very young children. "This one is perfect for sharing with toddlers, who will quickly learn the rhyme and enjoy 'singing' along".--School Library Journal. Full color.

The Redbreast

17 reviews
Jo Nesbo

Harper, 2007

Not Quiet on the Eastern Front
"The Redbreast" is a smart and sophisticated crime novel, an intelligent and cleverly crafted tale of honor, disgrace, and chicanery that will have you scratching your head, unable to pull away from a convoluted mystery spanning nearly six decades while probing an obscure but fascinating niche of WWII history. Written by Jo Nesbo in 2000, this Norwegian award winner was translated to English ...