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But Granny Did

Margaret Wild, Ian Forss

Paperback (Sra, May 1, 1993)

Granny is more enthusiastic about the different activities at the fair than the two children who take her.

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Toby and Trish and the Amazing Book of Acts

Margaret Withers

Paperback (Barnabas, Nov. 19, 1999)

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A Painter's Kitchen: Recipes from the Kitchen of Georgia O'Keeffe

Margaret Wood

Paperback (Red Crane Books, March 15, 1991)

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Hop, Little Hare!

Margaret Wild, Peter Shaw

Paperback (Little Hare Books, Jan. 1, 2008)

Little Hare and Grandpa were good friends. They spent a lot of time together. Grandpa had aches and pains in his joints and could only hop slowly. As for Little Hare, he hadn't yet learned how to hop. So Grandpa went hibble-hobble, hibble-hobble, and Little Hare went bump, bump, bump on his bottom. Wild’s imaginative, affectionate text combined with Shaw’s charming watercolor illustrations will make this a book to treasure.

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Little Humpty

Margaret Wild, Ann James

Library Binding

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Jinx

Margaret Wild, Jason Gould

Paperback (Simon Pulse, May 25, 2004)

Do not get to know me. Do not ask me out. Do not love me. Be warned!I am Jinx.Jinx doesn't start out as Jinx -- at first she's dull, safe, boring Jen. Jen who always hands her homework in on time, Jen who never stays out late, Jen who can always be counted on. When Jen's first boyfriend dies, she thinks she's unlucky...until her second boyfriend dies too. Jen is Jinx now -- a curse, a promise of bad luck, a girl who's angry and alone, who can't get close to people anymore.Can Jinx find her way back to being Jen again?

A PAINTER'S KITCHEN: Recipes from the Kitchen of Georgia O'keeffe

Margaret Wood

Paperback (Red Crane Books, March 15, 2001)

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Hop, Little Hare!

Margaret Wild, Peter Shaw

Hardcover (Little Hare Books, Jan. 1, 2006)

Little Hare and Grandpa were good friends. They spent a lot of time together. Grandpa had aches and pains in his joints and could only hop slowly. As for Little Hare, he hadn't yet learned how to hop. So Grandpa went hibble-hobble, hibble-hobble, and Little Hare went bump, bump, bump on his bottom. Wild’s imaginative, affectionate text combined with Shaw’s charming watercolor illustrations will make this a book to treasure.