Mother Goose nursery rhymes are fun little stories for little people.
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Picture Books: E-P - Preschool, E- 1 - 1st Grade, E-2 - Second Grade, E-3 -Third Grade; Number - Nonfiction
Books are filed by the author's last name after the location designations.
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Make your very own Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes book
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Nursery Rhymes
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America : A Patriotic Primer written by Lynne
V. Cheney; illustrated by Robin Preiss Glasser (J973)
Each letter of the alphabet is represented by
important people, ideas, and events in the history of
the United States. This book might be advanced for
our young readers, but it is interesting with good
illustrations. The author is from Wyoming and married
to the Vice President under President George Bush.
The Disappearing Alphabet written by
Richard Wilbur; illustrated by David Diaz (J811)
What would life would be like without the letters of
the alphabet. After reading this book (which is not the
very young), I can tell you that life would not be the
same! This humorous book is written by a Pulitzer
winner and illustrated by a Caldecott Medal winner.
April, Bubbles, Chocolate : An ABC of
Poetry compiled by Lee Bennett Hopkins;
illustrated by Barrett Root (J811.088)
Hopkins, himself a poet, has compiled poetry by
other authors that focus on the ABCs. Again, this is
an alphabet book for the older readers but a fun one.
The Icky Bug Alphabet Book written
by Jerry Pallotta; illustrated by Ralph
Masiello (E-1)
This book is about the ABCs, but the reader
will learn all kind of things about bugs from
ants to zebra butterflies, too