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		The Official Robert Munsch Website ^Votes:0 Featured poem: A Poem of her Own Erin had to learn a poem, A poem to say all quite alone, Yes, a poem all of her own, To say in front of class. She looked in books. She looked in nooks. She looked and looked And looked and looked, Till she ran out of gas. She finally said, "I wish I were dead, Cause there's no poem Inside my head! "The teacher will make me flunk", she said; "I need a poem to pass." To make herself feel somewhat better She went and wrote Bob Munsch a letter, Hoping he might tell her whether They could write a poem together. It couldn't hurt to ask. And he sent her back a poem, A poem to say all quite alone, Yes, a poem all of her own, To say in front of class. Which goes to show, As you may know, No matter what stuff life does throw; It doesn't hurt to ask. THE END ________ Read More Go to Site


		An Alaska Book for Children: Go Home, River ^Votes:0 An illustrated book for children Go Home, River STORY BY JAMES MAGDANZ ILLUSTRATIONS BY DIANNE WIDOM Join an Inuit Eskimo boy on a journey of cultural and environmental discovery down a wild and remote Alaska river. From Alaska Northwest Books The Inuit The Story Reviews News For Teachers The Author Author Visits Guest Book Alaska Books Site Awards Site Map index.htm Read More Go to Site

		ANNE OF GREEN GABLES (Project Gutenberg) ^Votes:0 ANNE OF GREEN GABLES Lucy Maud Montgomery This book is the first in a set -- it is followed by " Anne of Avonlea " (#2) , " Anne of the Island " (#3) , and " Anne's House of Dreams " (#5) . NOTE: This is a hypertext formatted version of the Project Gutenberg edition. For more information, check the small print or check out the full ascii text . This document is part of a small, but growing collection of html formatted etexts. (Others may be found in either my home page or John Ockerbloom's indexes by author and title .) I am still trying to figure out whether anyone else is interested in these on-line readable documents. If you appreciate this document or would like to see more such, send me mail at "rgs@cs.cmu.edu". Table of Contents: CHAPTER I Mrs. Rachel Lynde Is Surprised CHAPTER II Ma Read More Go to Site

		AWESOME SITE FOR KIDS, STARRING MARLO MARMALADE AND JJ JAMM ^Votes:0 HOME \| AWESOME GREETING CARDS & POSTCARDS \| AWESOME AWARD CENTER \| AWESOME SITE FOR ALL AGES awesome kids cat Marlo Marmalade and dog JJ Jamm picture stories... AH, SLITHER AND SLIDE Story 3 of Awesome Tales by Marlo Marmalade Illustrated with cartoon pictures. Full story online. Slither's skin is getting looser and looser. He should go to the doctor. But his friend Slide says Dr. Yankit might yank at his skin! See how Slither loses his spunky snake pride. Then gets it back in spades. A Bird Without a Song Story 2 of Awesome Tales by Marlo Marmalade Illustrated with cartoon pictures. Full story online. When Wise Guy joins the chorus for Talent Night, he finds he is a bird of no talent. A bird without a song. See how Wise Guy finds his voice. Finds his talent. And fi Read More Go to Site

		Children's Author & Illustrator Suse MacDonald ^Votes:0 Suse MacDonald's Books About Suse I can't remember when I first knew I was an artist but by the time I entered college, I knew that art would be the focus of my life. In college the courses offered were in the fine arts. Commercial art was looked down upon: a waste of one's talents. I didn't question, I just took courses: life drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics. I even made sculptures out of car parts. Nothing felt quite right. I knew I was an artist, but where did I fit? After college, I married. My husband Stuart and I settled in New York City. I illustrated science text books and had a wonderful time. The studio where I worked had thirty artists, photographers, draftsmen, and even typesetters (This was before computers). I learned about and became fascinated by the commercial side Read More Go to Site

		Cyd Moore - Welcome ^Votes:0 "The works of Cyd Moore are an excellent example of the beauty of illustration...her paintings and drawings address not the limitations of the commercial medium, but its limitless bounds. She appears to be an all-too-rare illustrator who demands nothing short of art from her work." -- Dr. Christopher Payne Professor of Art, Huntington College Bon appÉtit! from "I Love You, Stinky Face" © 2000-2006 Cyd Moore, all rights reserved. The artwork and illustrations contained throughout the pages of this website may not be copied or otherwise reproduced without the express written permission of Cyd Moore. Read More Go to Site

		HOME: Ann Martin \| Scholastic ^Votes:0 This site contains information and advertising about Scholastic and third party products. Scholastic Home \| About Us \| Site Map \| Search \| Privacy \| Customer Service See the Complete BSC Series List! Main Street Flora and Ruby were not pale waifs shivering under threadbare blankets. They were just Flora and Ruby Northrop, whose parents had died in a car accident and who were now going to live with their grandmother, Min, in Camden Falls. Ann and Sadie?s Big Adventure Hi, readers! Welcome back to a new school year. I hope that your summer has been fun and relaxing, and that you’re happily diving back into the busy routine of classes, sports, and extracurricular activities. Although I don’t go to school any more, the beginning of September is the time when I return from my own su Read More Go to Site

		Index of /~storypower ^Votes:0 Index of /~storypower Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory - Apache/2.0.54 (Debian GNU/Linux) PHP/4.3.10-18 Server at personal.riverusers.com Port 80 Read More Go to Site

		Jacqueline Briggs Martin's Home Page ^Votes:0 W elcome to Jacqueline Briggs Martin's website Jacqueline Briggs Martin (Granny) and the banjo case inspired by Banjo Granny . Lyrics for Song - "Banjo Granny" Jacqueline Briggs Martin -- Three time winner of the Lupine Award -- Congratulations Jacqueline Briggs Martin and YOU -- A sneak peak into the world of the writer; writing hints, ideas, and the back story behind award winning books. The perfect accompaniment for an author visit or classroom focus. New in 2007 - Chicken Joy on Redbean Road Houghton Mifflin Company , Boston, MA www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com ENTER JACKIE'S SITE HERE Web Counter Read More Go to Site

		Kamran and Mapa say "Welcome to our Home Page" ^Votes:0 Moved to www.kamranenterprises.com/kamran-mapa Read More Go to Site

		Kids' Korner Network--Stories & Songs ^Votes:0 for Bunny and Squirrel The Piggery Riddles & Rhymes Puzzles & Games Things To Do Places To Go Stevely's Space © 1998-2000 Debbi Miller Gutierrez . The Kids' Korner Network web site in its entirety is the exclusive property of Debbi Gutierrez or in specific circumstances the person named in the copyright notice. Read More Go to Site

		Lucy Maud Montgomery ^Votes:0 Lucy Maud Montgomery (Nov. 1874 - 1942) TORONTO NEWS! TOWN KEEN TO SHARE SECRETS "Long-time home of Green Gables author finally emerging from years of disrepair " by Toronto Star Staff Reporter, Carola Vyhnak, Monday February 12, 2007 The author of the famous Canadian novel Anne of Green Gables , Lucy Maud Montgomery, was born at Clifton, Prince Edward Island, Nov. 30, 1874. She came to live at Leaskdale , north of Uxbridge Ontario, in 1911 after her wedding with Rev. Ewen Macdonald on July 11, 1911 in Prince Edward Island. Her three children were born at Leaskdale, and she wrote close to a dozen books while she was living in the Leaskdale Manse before the Macdonald family moved to Norval, Ontario in 1926. Maud died in Toronto April 24, 1942 and was buried at Cavendish, Prince Ed Read More Go to Site

		Oobistories.com ^Votes:0 Click here for the text only version of Oobistories.com optimized for your PDA or cell phone! children's stories, bedtime story, stories, child, children, narration, narrative, tale, yarn, fable, folktale, word, fairy tale, fiction, macromedia, flash, read, reading, literature children's stories, bedtime story, stories, child, children, narration, narrative, tale, yarn, fable, folktale, word, fairy tale, fiction, macromedia, flash, read, reading, literature childrens stories bedtime stories A Children's Literature Gathering [ Back \| Join Now \| Forum \| Featured Sites \| Forward >> ] Literature Directory Read More Go to Site

		Snap ^Votes:0 Not signed in \| Log In \| Help SNAP SHOTS EXAMPLE Display a Video without requiring a big, embedded image. Summarize a Wikipedia entry , including the links. Show a celebrity bio and picture . Chart a stock's current price . Highlight a product's retail page . Play an MP3 , and show available graphics and title info. Present a photo album from Photobucket. Display a preview of a site for any other URL. Publishers / Bloggers Add Snap Shots To Your Website Or Blog Put Snap Shots on your site to upgrade your user experience and then profit from the new inventory with Snap Shares. Already have Snap Shots on your site? Learn More Advertisers Connect With Your Audience in Context The Snap Shots Network lets you advertise contextually, right in the content your audience is focused on. Learn More E Read More Go to Site

		The Light Princess -- George MacDonald -- Part 1 ^Votes:0 The Light Princess A Fairy-Tale Without Fairies George MacDonald ``Your Servant, Goody Gravity'' -- Sir Charles Grandison ``Great bards besides In sage and solemn times have sung Of tourneys and of trophies hung Of forests and enchantments drear Where more is meant than meets the ear.'' -- Milton [This story first appeared as part of the novel Adela Cathcart (1864), and later in the collection Dealings with the Fairies .] Table of Contents Chapter 1. -- What! No Children? Chapter 2. -- Won't I, Just? Chapter 3. -- She Can't Be Ours. Chapter 4. -- Where Is She? Chapter 5. -- What Is to Be Done? Chapter 6. -- She Laughs Too Much. Chapter 7. -- Try Metaphysics. Chapter 8. -- Try a Drop of Water. Chapter 9. -- Put Me in Again. Chapter 10. -- Look at the Moon. Chapter 11. -- Hiss! Chapter 12. - Read More Go to Site

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