Dollhouse People: A Doll Family You Can Make

Patterns and instructions for making the various members of the Littlefield doll family, from grandparents to grandchildren. Includes a family history.

Children's Books

Pearson, Tracey Campbell

Arts, Music & Photography

Puffin

When the Queen of Hearts discovers that her strawberry tarts have been stolen, she enlists the help of many popular nursery rhyme characters in order to find them

The Missing Tarts

Hennessy, B.G.

You Bet Your Britches, Claude

Shirley and Claude's peaceful home threatens to erupt when Shirley goes to town to retrieve Bessie, the sister of their adopted son Tom, and she spots a crook

Nixon, Joan Lowery

Puffin Books

An illustrated version of the traditional English carol centering on good cheer and figgy pudding.

We Wish You a Merry Christmas: A Traditional Christmas Carol

Arts & Photography

Music

Random House Children's Books (A Division of Random House Group)

A nursery rhyme that toddlers can relate toLittle Bo-Peep has lost her sheepand can't tell where to find them . . .The Bo-Peep in question here is a wakeful youngster at play in her crib. And the sheep: two stuffed toys whom she lets fall over the rail. There is no hesitation on Bo-Peep's part to make known to the world her distressing situation, and soon her sleepy-eyed parents come to the rescue. Of course, when her parents leave the room again, there are no s that the little girl is done playing shepherdess.

Little Bo-Peep (Mother Goose Board Books)

Literature & Fiction

Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR)

Nursery rhymes that toddlers will relate to Hector Protector was dressed all in green; Hector Protector was sent to the Queen . . . Hector is an obliging dog who lets his toddler friend clothe him in jacket, scarf, and sock. On the boy and dog's visiting rounds, however, the Queen (mom) and King (dad) are not terribly receptive when Hector jumps all over them. "So Hector Protector was sent back again" -- for a nap with his friend on the floor.

Hector Protector

Nursery rhymes with a contemporary twist As a father reads Mother Goose at the request of his son, the toddler nods off and is taken to bed "with his trousers on; one shoe off " - it slips away as his mother carries him to his crib - "and one shoe on." There he sleeps peacefully, still clad, while the family dog retrieves the lost shoe.

Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling

Farrar. Straus & Giroux

Nursery rhymes with a contemporary twist In this version of the classic rhyme, Miss Muffet carries her tuffet (a comfy pillow) outdoors to enjoy her bowl of curds and whey. But when a sudden wind blows a spider her way, the girl is gone in a flash, leaving all behind - including her scrumptious snack, much to the delight of her cat.

Little Miss Muffet (Mother Goose Board Books)

A mischievous insomniac dog who is bored with her own company, sets out to awaken the entire town with her barking and howling

The Howling Dog

How to foil a bully's tactics Myrtle is happy. Her mom loves her. Her dad loves her. Her baby brother loves her. She has a good life -- until Frances moves next door. Frances does not love Myrtle, and she makes it her mission to keep Myrtle miserable. She makes mean signs, sings mean songs, and says mean things. It comes to the point when Myrtle is afraid to play outside. Then Aunt Tizzy comes to visit, fresh from an African safari, and she has some very good pointers to share with Myrtle, learned from keeping the lions at bay. Exuberant and funny, Pearson's story and pictures will resound for any child who's encountered a mean mouse like Frances.

Myrtle

Animals

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