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Books with author Deborah Kadair

  • There Was An Ol' Cajun

    Deborah Kadair

    Hardcover (Pelican Publishing, Jan. 31, 2002)
    In this inventive retelling of There Was an Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly, an old Cajun accidentally swallows a gnat.
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  • Grandma's Gumbo

    Deborah Kadair

    Hardcover (Pelican Publishing, Sept. 30, 2003)
    Creole cooking with Grandma! Bell peppers, shrimp, oysters, onions, and okra―Grandma stirs up these and other traditional fresh ingredients to create this special Southern dish. Add generous portions of rice and hot sauce with a handful of filé seasoning, and you’ve got a classic Creole gumbo! Now available as a board book, this delightful rhyming story features colorful collage-style illustrations surrounded by the charming and infectious poetic rhythm. Early readers and pre-readers alike will be enchanted as Grandma adds more and more items to her big black pot. Every ingredient plays an important part in the formation of this delicious dish, making it the tastiest treat in Louisiana. Bon appétit!
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  • I Spy in the Texas Sky

    Deborah Kadair

    Hardcover (Pelican Publishing, Jan. 21, 2009)
    Explore Texas with this classic children's guessing game. In this colorful rhyming book, young readers learn about famous Texas state symbols, from the state bird (the mockingbird) to the state plant (the prickly pear cactus). Author and illustrator Deborah Kadair presents clever what-am-I riddles, encouraging children to guess which state symbol is the answer to the question. With engaging illustrations to brighten each page, "I Spy in the Texas Sky" is full of facts about Texas's fascinating history, wildlife, and spirit.
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  • I Spy in the Louisiana Sky

    Deborah Kadair

    Hardcover (Pelican, Sept. 26, 2011)
    A guessing game to explore Louisiana state symbols. From the state crustacean to the state bird, the symbols of Louisiana come to life in this engaging book of brightly illustrated riddles. A fun question and answer format allows children to test their knowledge about the state as each colorful page reveals interesting facts about Louisiana history, wildlife, and traditions.
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  • There Was An Ol' Cajun

    Deborah Kadair

    eBook (Pelican Publishing, Jan. 31, 2002)
    In this inventive retelling of There Was an Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly, an old Cajun accidentally swallows a gnat.
  • Heroes of American Jewish History

    Deborah Karp

    Paperback (Ktav Pub Inc, June 1, 1972)
    Discusses the difficulties of Jewish immigrants and presents biographical sketches of well-known Jews in American history.
  • Rare Is Everywhere

    Deborah Katz

    Paperback (Independently published, Feb. 24, 2020)
    Rare Is Everywhere takes readers on a journey through the animal kingdom, revealing that grasshoppers can be pink, tigers can be white, and lobsters can be blue. Showcasing eleven incredible animals through vibrant illustrations and playful poetry, the book skillfully blends science with art and encourages children to recognize and accept diversity in themselves and in others. Each page features a rare animal alongside its everyday counterpart, and accompanying rhyming text reveals both their shared traits and their differences. With a joke corner to further capture children’s imagination and a glossary that provides more information about each animal and the genetic changes that shape their appearance, Rare Is Everywhere is not only a stunning picture book but also a valuable resource. All ages, and species, will enjoy this book.
  • Rare Is Everywhere

    Deborah Katz

    eBook (Miss Bird Books, April 11, 2017)
    Rare Is Everywhere takes readers on a journey through the animal kingdom, revealing that grasshoppers can be pink, tigers can be white, and lobsters can be blue. Showcasing eleven incredible animals through vibrant illustrations and playful poetry, the book skillfully blends science with art and encourages children to recognize and accept diversity in themselves and in others. Each page features a rare animal alongside its everyday counterpart, and accompanying rhyming text reveals both their shared traits and their differences. With a joke corner to further capture children’s imagination and a glossary that provides more information about each animal and the genetic changes that shape their appearance, Rare Is Everywhere is not only a stunning picture book but also a valuable resource. All ages, and species, will enjoy this book.
  • Rare Is Everywhere ACTIVITY BOOK

    Deborah Katz

    eBook (Miss Bird Books, Jan. 5, 2018)
    The perfect companion to the Rare Is Everywhere book. Explore the "Rare World" through word challenges, colouring pages, and more! Through word puzzles, drawing mazes, activity pages, and other great activities, Ms Katz leads her readers in this Activity Book to discover for themselves the message at the heart of her book - that the experience of being "different" is universal and that rare is indeed everywhere!
  • Heroes Of American Jewish History

    DEBORAH KARP

    Hardcover (KTAV PUBLISHING HOUSE, INC., March 15, 1972)
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  • Garden Birthday

    Deborah Kaye

    Paperback (Harcourt, Jan. 1, 1997)
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  • The President and Me: George Washington and the Magic Hat by Deborah Kalb

    Deborah Kalb

    Paperback (Schiffer, March 15, 1810)
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