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You read to me, I'll read to you. [electronic resource] Drawings by Edward Gorey.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Philadelphia, Lippincott [1962]Description: 64 p. illus. 25 cmSubject(s): Additional physical formats: Online version:: You read to me, I'll read to you.DDC classification:
  • 811.52
LOC classification:
  • PZ8.3.C52
  • J811
Other classification:
  • HU 3344
Online resources:
Contents:
All the poems printed in blue, I'll read to you: I wouldn't -- Wouldn't you -- What night would it be? -- Little bits -- Wise hen -- One day -- Sometimes I feel this way -- Lighthouse keeper's white mouse -- My cat, Mrs. Lick-a-chin -- Sea song -- My horse Jack -- At the farm -- Dan Dunder -- What do you think his daddy did? -- Tell him to go home -- Dream about the man in the moon -- All the poems printed in black, you read to me: About the teeth of sharks -- Arvin Marvin Lillisbee Fitch -- Mind you, now -- Mummy slept late and daddy fixed breakfast -- About Jimmy James -- Cool drink on a hot day -- all about boys and girls -- Journey -- Chang Mctang, McQuarter cat -- sad song -- How to tell a tiger -- Warning about bears -- More about bears -- Still more about bears -- Last word about bears -- How the frightful child grew better -- What did you learn at the zoo? -- Bird-brain song -- Short checklist of things to think about before being born.
Summary: Humorous poems to read aloud to children alternating with poems beginning readers can read themselves. Grades 1-4.
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All the poems printed in blue, I'll read to you: I wouldn't -- Wouldn't you -- What night would it be? -- Little bits -- Wise hen -- One day -- Sometimes I feel this way -- Lighthouse keeper's white mouse -- My cat, Mrs. Lick-a-chin -- Sea song -- My horse Jack -- At the farm -- Dan Dunder -- What do you think his daddy did? -- Tell him to go home -- Dream about the man in the moon -- All the poems printed in black, you read to me: About the teeth of sharks -- Arvin Marvin Lillisbee Fitch -- Mind you, now -- Mummy slept late and daddy fixed breakfast -- About Jimmy James -- Cool drink on a hot day -- all about boys and girls -- Journey -- Chang Mctang, McQuarter cat -- sad song -- How to tell a tiger -- Warning about bears -- More about bears -- Still more about bears -- Last word about bears -- How the frightful child grew better -- What did you learn at the zoo? -- Bird-brain song -- Short checklist of things to think about before being born.

Humorous poems to read aloud to children alternating with poems beginning readers can read themselves. Grades 1-4.

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