Illustrations by a variety of artists accompany brief text describing children's feelings about and experiences with teachers and school.

The Geranium On The Windowsill Just Died But Teacher You Went Right On

Children's Books

Cullum, Albert

Literature & Fiction

Harlin Quist Books

Brief poems describing children's experiences in and feelings about school.

Geranium on the Window Sill Just Died but Teacher You Went Right On

Humor & Entertainment

Albert Cullum

Humor

The Naming of Dogs is a difficult matter, as Ogden and his big brother discover in this most charming of collaborations between Rhoda Levine and Edward Gorey. You see, the sheepdog was sitting patiently in the back yard when the family moved in. No one mentioned that there would be a sheepdog in the yard, but there he was. He seemed to be waiting for something, and the family, especially Ogden, is determined to find out what it is. Does the dog want dinner? a lollipop? a stray cat? conversation? No, what the dog wants isâa name! But you can’t just choose any name for a grown-up dog. No, it has to be the right name. And with a little patience, and a lot of persistence, the brothers might just figure out just what that name is.

He Was There from the Day We Moved in

Rhoda Levine

Josette's father tells her a wildly improbable story which she takes very seriously much to the confusion of those she later meets at the store

Story Number 1, for Children Under Three Years of Age

Eugène Ionesco

The artist creates postage stamps as well as a geography, history, and culture for imaginary countries

The World of Donald Evans

Arts & Photography

Evans, Donald

Eisenhart, Willy

Individual Artists

Quirky artist Donald Evans (1945-1977) "put his whole life and everything that interested him into the stamps of his fantasy world" (Willy Eisenhart). This book includes more than 80 color reproductions of his stamps, which are passionately collected throughout the world, plus his "Map of the World" and a typewritten "Census of the World".

Willy Eisenhart

A magical fairy story with beautiful and vivid illustrations tells of a time, long ago, when every cat was green. This is a refreshing return to the classic fairy tale formula but with a difference which will stimulate every child

When Cats Were Green

McNeil, David

Mercie, Tina

The Geranium on the Windowsill Just Died

Dracula Spectacula

John Goldthwaite

Genre Fiction

A Question of Detail

Billout, Guy

Puzzles & Games

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