The people of Skyscraper Town had whispered for so long they forgot how wonderful noise can be.

A geography book for the elementary grades.

A guide to state government, produced by the Connecticut legislature.

A description of a day at the park for a boy who lives in a meadow.

A poem about the starts and stops of modern life.

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One of a new litter of rabbits has spots.

A humorous inside look at the life of a waiter.

A regional memoir by a war correspondent about New Hampshire in the early twentieth century.

A series of vignettes about everyday townspeople.

The story of a family of migrant farm workers.

An anthology containing The Story Book of Coal and The Story Book of Oil.

This is a pamphlet reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor, arguing that America represents the true ‘revolution’ as opposed to communism.

A day in the life of a very busy policeman. Later editions have only 28 pages.

An African American mother and her two children follow the crops north along the east coast in this play about migrant farm workers.

Seven little postmen speed a young boy’s letter to his grandmother.

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A play that follows a mining family from Kentucky as they move to Arkansas to pick cotton.

The children of the house show all its secrets.

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Basic information about water and our world.

Common superstitions and how they originated.

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Pictures of houses from around the world.

The story of how the English barons brought King John to sign a charter of rights at Runnymede.

A group of children bury a dead bird in the forest.

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An anthology of stories and poems about children around the world for younger readers.

Willie finds that politeness is important.

First you don’t have a friend, then you do.

An introduction to the architecture of houses.

A former nuclear submarine commander explicates the Pledge of Allegiance.

Learn forty-one words of Italian with this amusing picture book.

A primer for the non-lawyer on the operation of English law.

What happens when the adults all leave town and the children take over?

Life for Peggy in a high-rise development is rather grim.

A history of policemen and policing, brought up to today.

A history of the post office and the people who make it work.

Selected writings of the author and philosopher for young people.

The story of the making of silk.

This is a history of fire fighting brought up to today.

Animals demonstrate the things active kids can do.

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Animals show some of the things active kids can do.

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Pictures and words about what people do all day.

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A word book about my town.

This is an adaptation of What Do People Do All Day?

Postman Pig knows everyone in Busytown.

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Describes and illustrates the diversity of peoples and their lives.

Lowly Worm drives his apple car around Busytown to see what’s up.

The artist was sent to India by UNESCO to teach a course in silk screen printing and here records his impressions.

A vinyl stick on book about familiar places in town and country.

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People do many interesting things at work.

When Wiggles Bunny moves in across the street, Pickles Pig finds a new best friend.

An environmental message from a Native American chief.

When Bobby North starts at a new school he wants to fit in and be cool.

For those congratulatory occasions when a card just won’t do.

A humorous look at feelings.