Yolen, Jane
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Yolen, Jane
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- ¿Cómo son buenos amigos los dinosaurios?
- A bear sat on my porch today
- A kite for Moon
- Animal stories : heartwarming true tales from the animal kingdom
- Baby Bear's chairs
- Bad girls : sirens, Jezebels, murderesses, thieves & other female villains
- Bad girls : sirens, Jezebels, murderesses, thieves, & other female villains
- Bear outside
- Birds of a feather
- Centaur rising
- Color me a rhyme : nature poems for young people
- Commander Toad and the Planet of the Grapes
- Commander Toad and the big black hole
- Commander Toad and the dis-asteroid
- Commander Toad and the intergalactic spy
- Commander Toad and the space pirates
- Commander Toad and the voyage home
- Como comen los dinosaurios?
- Creepy monsters, sleepy monsters : a lullaby
- Crossing the current
- Cómo dicen estoy enojado los dinosaurios?
- Cómo van a la escuela los dinosaurios?
- Eek, you reek! : poems about animals that stink, stank, stunk
- Elsie's bird
- Emily writes : Emily Dickinson and her poetic beginnings
- Encuentro
- Friendship on the high seas
- Grumbles from the town : Mother-Goose voices with a twist
- How do dinosaurs choose their pets?
- How do dinosaurs eat their food?
- How do dinosaurs get well soon?
- How do dinosaurs go to school?
- How do dinosaurs learn their colors?
- How do dinosaurs love their cats?
- How do dinosaurs love their dogs?
- How do dinosaurs play with their friends?
- How do dinosaurs say I love you?
- How do dinosaurs say I'm mad?
- How do dinosaurs say goodnight
- How do dinosaurs say happy Chanukah?
- How do dinosaurs say happy birthday?
- How do dinosaurs say merry Christmas?
- How do dinosaurs show good manners?
- How do dinosaurs stay friends?
- How do dinosaurs stay safe?
- How to fracture a fairy tale
- Hush, little horsie
- I am the storm
- Interrupting Cow and the chicken crossing the road
- Jewish fairy tale feasts : a literary cookbook
- Knowing the name of a bird
- Little Frog and the spring polliwogs
- Little frog and the scary autumn thing
- Lost boy : the story of the man who created Peter Pan
- Luna de búho
- Mama's kiss
- Meet me at the well : the girls and women of the Bible
- Merlin and the dragons
- Milk and honey : a year of Jewish holidays
- Miriam at the river
- Not all princesses dress in pink
- Not one damsel in distress : heroic girls from world folklore
- Not one damsel in distress : world folktales for strong girls
- On Duck Pond
- On Gull Beach
- On bird hill
- Once there was a story : tales from around the world, perfect for sharing
- Owl moon
- Plymouth rocks! : the stone-cold truth
- Racing the waves
- Roanoke : the lost colony : an unsolved mystery from history
- Romping monsters, stomping monsters
- School of fish
- Sea watch : a book of poetry
- Sing a season song
- Sister Bear : a Norse tale
- Something new for Rosh Hashanah
- The Salem witch trials : an unsolved mystery from history
- The ballad of the pirate queens
- The devil's arithmetic
- The devil's arithmetic
- The emerald circus
- The emperor and the kite
- The hundredth dove and other tales
- The midnight circus
- The scarecrow's dance
- The stranded whale
- Thunder underground
- Under the star : a Christmas counting story
- Waking dragons
- What to do with a string
- When Nana dances
- You nest here with me
- ¿Cómo eligen sus mascotas los dinosaurios?
- ¿Cómo se cuidan los dinosaurios?
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- The history of Soul 2065
- Welcome to the green house
- Alphabestiary : animal poems from A to Z
- Rum pum pum
- Cursed : an anthology of dark fairy tales
- Last laughs : prehistoric epitaphs
- School of fish (Series)
- How do dinosaurs say goodnight? : and other tales
- Take two! : a celebration of twins
- Cursed : an anthology of dark fairy tales
- Camelot
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- Thunder underground
- Friendship on the high seas
- Once there was a story : tales from around the world, perfect for sharing
- Bear outside
- How do dinosaurs show good manners?
- Crossing the current
- How do dinosaurs stay friends?
- Plymouth rocks! : the stone-cold truth
- ¿Cómo se cuidan los dinosaurios?
- How to fracture a fairy tale
- Racing the waves
- Centaur rising
- I am the storm
- Grumbles from the town : Mother-Goose voices with a twist
- Interrupting Cow and the chicken crossing the road
- Rum pum pum
- The midnight circus
- Jewish fairy tale feasts : a literary cookbook
- You nest here with me
- Knowing the name of a bird
- The stranded whale
- Last laughs : prehistoric epitaphs
- School of fish
- Little Frog and the spring polliwogs
- When Nana dances
- Little frog and the scary autumn thing
- Sing a season song
- A bear sat on my porch today
- Luna de búho
- Cursed : an anthology of dark fairy tales
- Something new for Rosh Hashanah
- Meet me at the well : the girls and women of the Bible
- Cursed : an anthology of dark fairy tales
- The emerald circus
- Miriam at the river
- A kite for Moon
- ¿Cómo son buenos amigos los dinosaurios?
- Emily writes : Emily Dickinson and her poetic beginnings
- Not one damsel in distress : heroic girls from world folklore
- The devil's arithmetic
- How do dinosaurs choose their pets?
- On Duck Pond
- Eek, you reek! : poems about animals that stink, stank, stunk
- On Gull Beach
- What to do with a string
- On bird hill
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