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Here We Go!

Margaret Miller

Board book (Little Simon, May 1, 1998)

Padded board book- with the kids going all sorts of fun places and doing great things.

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Whose Hat?

Margaret Miller

Paperback (Mulberry Books, April 1, 1997)

Presents color photographs of hats that represent various occupations including a chef's cap, construction worker's helmet, magician's hat, and a firemans's hat.

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Happy Days

Margaret Miller

Board book (Little Simon, May 1, 1996)

Photographs depict busy days filled with various kinds of fun, from getting dressed in the morning to an end-of-day hug

The Glory Years

Margaret L. Miller

language (Margaret L. Miller, Dec. 18, 2015)

In the spring of 1920, when orphaned eight-year-old Kate Parker is brought to live with her uncle she bonds instantly with a horse named "Glory," a likewise-orphaned Friesian yearling her uncle purchases for her. Over the tumultuous years to follow, it would be not only her uncle's loving concern, but Glory's constancy, that sustain Kate through the trials of growing up - even as Luke Nevers, her uncle's capable young barn manager, teaches her to ride and compete. But at the age of sixteen, when a tragedy occurs young Kate finds herself on a path seemingly filled with heartbreak and loss, until she ultimately comes to understand the loyalty and faithfulness found not only in the animal world - but in the world of humans as well."The Glory Years Trilogy": Books for people who love horses - and other human beings.

Me and My Bear

Margaret Miller

Paperback (Simon & Schuster (Trade Division), June 7, 1999)

This book contains a photograph of a different teddy for every occasion in a baby's life. There's a giggle bear, a peekaboo bear, and even a best friend bear.

Now I'm Big

Margaret Miller

Library Binding (Greenwillow, March 1, 1996)

A colorful photographic record of children shows the various things that they were able to do as small children versus the things that they now do, or no longer do, as they go through their lives and become young older and bigger.