Who would want a baby with purple hair? Mrs. Della Ragon, that's who. Oh, to you it might seem frightful, but to her it sounds delightful.    Set in a medieval village, the story begins with Mrs. Della Ragon's visit to the Dr. Gray. When the doctor warns her that her baby might have purple hair, skin of green, pointed ears, and yellow eyes, the other patients are shocked. But Della says she'll love her baby come what may.

Purple Hair? I Don't Care!

Young, Dianne

Hartmann, Barbara

Children's Books

Fitzhenry and Whiteside

Offers practical advice on nutrition and menu planning, shares healthful recipes for appetizers, soups, sauces, salads, vegetables, rice, pasta, main dishes, and desserts, and includes exchange lists

The Diabetic's Innovative Cookbook: A Positive Approach to Living With Diabetes

Juliano, Joseph

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Henry Holt Co.

This unorthodox and inspiring book for diabetics and their families stresses the importance of diet in diabetes management. Dr. Juliano's positive prescription for living with diabetes is complemented by 145 recipes.

The Diabetic's Innovative Cookbook: A Positive Approach to Living with Diabetes

Juliano M.D., Joseph

Special Diet

Holt Paperbacks

Published Exclusively for Montgomery Ward by Culinary Arts Institute; contains recipes for meats, vegetables, sauces, gravies, poultry, breads and much more.

Montgomery Ward: Adventures in Microwave Cooking

Cooking Methods

Published exclusively for Montgomery Ward [by

Who would want a baby with purple hair? Mrs. Della Ragon, that's who. Oh, to you it might seem frightful, but to her it sounds delightful. She'll love her little baby come what may.

Purple Hair? I Don't Care

Humor

Kane/Miller Book Pub

One-eyed alien Frazzle recounts his flying adventures in a new journal (in alien vernacular, of course). He bighearts his little Model 7, but as time passes, it starts making strange sounds, and Frazzle -- pressured by friends and co-workers -- wonders if he should trade it in. One day, when it goes CLUNK in the middle of the flyway, it's clear something must be done. Youngsters will love the out-of-this-world illustrations depicting worlds rife with all manner of alien life. Even more irresistible: an unexpected ending sure to delight careful readers.

Dear Flyary

Action & Adventure

Kids Can Press

For over twenty-five years, Crane’s comic strip, Pickles, has been delighting readers around the world, and for the first time Brian Crane brings his beloved characters into a book intended specifically for children. Crane’s crotchety but endearing senior, Earl Pickles, can be humorous and often touching, and when his precocious grandson, Nelson, asks his gramps to tell him a story, Earl’s imagination takes over. The two embark on a journey filled with whales, hot dogs, and an intense but lovable ostrich in a raincoat. Written by acclaimed Canadian children’s author Dianne Young, this quirky tale is sure to entertain children, fans of the strip, and anybody who enjoys a rollicking adventure.

Grampa, Will You Tell Me A Story?: A 'Pickles' Children's Book (Brian Crane's 'Pickles')

Baobab Press

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