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D is for Dewdle: The Alphabet As Seen in Coolidge Park

Hollie Berry

Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 5, 2012)

Have you ever seen a drawing bigger than your house? Artist Hollie Berry draws an animal for each letter of the alphabet in the dew of Coolidge Park in Chattanooga, TN.

Old MacDonald Had a Farm

Holly Berry

Hardcover (NorthSouth, April 1, 1994)

Holly Berry has taken the best-known version of the nursery song and given it her own unique reinterpretation. In this version, Old MacDonald forms a band, so the animals not only oink, meow, moo, cluck, quack, bow wow, and baa, but they also play musical instruments in one raucous hoedown. Full color.

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Busy Lizzie

Holly Berry

Paperback (NorthSouth, Oct. 1, 1996)

A buoyant text and lively pictures introduce toddlers to basic body parts and simple verbs as they follow lively Lizzie through her very busy day. ""The brief, simply written text is loaded with action verbs that beg for participation and will make for a lively story hour"".--Booklist. Full color.

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Old MacDonald Had a Farm

Holly Berry

Paperback (Scholastic, March 15, 1994)

Words, music, pictures

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Old MacDonald Had a Farm

Holly Berry

Paperback (North-South, March 1, 1997)

The inhabitants of Old MacDonald's farm are described, verse by verse

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Busy Lizzie

Holly Berry

Hardcover (NorthSouth, Sept. 1, 1994)

A delightful introduction to basic body parts and simple verbs, Berry's new book will have preschoolers reading and learning and pointing and giggling right along with its very busy heroine. Full color.

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Kat's Red Ball

Berry Holly

Hardcover (Sweetie's Books, June 1, 2009)

Kat the dog has many toys, but her favorite toy is her red ball. She does everything with this red ball until one day it disappears. She looks everywhere for her toy and worries that something terrible has happened to it. She is overjoyed and fiercely protective when the red ball is found and returned. This book is perfect for young children, ages 2-6, who are just learning to read. Along with its beautiful brightly-colored illustrations and entertaining storyline, it encourages word recognition by including the words RED and BALL on each page. Classroom activities may include discussions on types of pets, drawing exercises to allow the student to draw his or her own pet, and making up their own pet stories.