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The Wonderful School
May Justus, Hilde Hoffmann
eBook (Golden Books, July 16, 2019)A sweet rhyming story from 1971 about a beloved schoolteacher is back in print!There once was a very unusual schoolThat had for its teacher Miss Tillie O'Toole . . .So begins a rollicking story about a beloved teacher who presents all her lessons in riddles and rhyme, takes her students outside for picnics and kite-flying, and teaches them good, old-fashioned common sense along with the three R's. Charming illustrations of red-haired Miss Tillie O'Toole and her multicultural class make this breezy Little Golden Book as much fun to look at as well as read aloud!
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Wonderful You:The Body
Slim Goodbody
Hardcover (Fairview Press, Sept. 24, 1996)From the top of your head to the tip of your toes--and everything in between! The Body explores your wonderful human body symphony.
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Willa the Wonderful
Susan Milord
Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, April 21, 2003)When asked what she would like to be when she grows up, Willa tells her teacher and classmates that she will be a fairy princess, but when Willa takes on the role, some of her friends don't find her antics to be very amusing and she learns that she must alter her behavior before its too late.
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The Wonderful O
James Thurber
Paperback (Simon & Schuster, Oct. 15, 1976)Confusion reigns on the island of Ooroo when the letter O is banished. By the author of The 13 Clocks. Reprint. PW.
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The Wonderful Feast
Esphyr Slobodkina
Hardcover (Greenwillow, May 1, 1993)Farmer Jones feeds his horse a wonderful feast, and from what is left a number of other animals also have a wonderful feast
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Willa the Wonderful
Susan Milord
Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, Oct. 24, 2005)Willa knows exactly what she wants to be when she grows up—a fairy princess, complete with wings, wand, and fairy dust. But being a fairy princess is not as easy as it looks, and soon Willa’s in trouble at school and in a fight with her best friend. Does Willa have what it takes to make good things happen and be a good fairy princess?
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The wonderful school
May Justus
Hardcover (Western Publishing, Jan. 1, 1969)The wonderful school had a wonderful teacher named Miss Tillie O'Toole who taught all her lessons in riddles and rhyme.
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The Wonderful Year
Nancy Barnes, Kate Seredy
Hardcover (Julian Messner, June 1, 1946)Ellen thought it would be an unhappy time when the family had to leave Kansas and move to a Colorado ranch, because her father was ill. But even living in a tent until they made other arrangements, plus the exciting things that began to happen, didn't give her one homesick moment. She didn't have time for that when there were floods, fires, picnics, new friends, learning to ride a bicycle and even growing up!
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The Most Wonderful
Serina Lizares
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb. 9, 2017)Whimsical illustrations compliment an endearing story that will delight both parents and little ones. New mothers will especially enjoy the sentiment of motherhood celebrated by this book. Serina Lizares is a Canadian artist and mother with a degree specializing in art and art history.
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My Wonderful Word Box
Tim Healey, Jo/ Margaret Burroughes/Chamberla
Hardcover (Reader's Digest, Dec. 1, 1993)Learning sounds and words is fun as youngsters are introduced to the magic of language in this library set of five books. Titles included: Posy's Patterns (Shapes); The Cat With Two Homes (Opposites); Bear in a Chair (Rhymes); Skiddle-De-Daddle (Noises); and Mouse's Magic Paints (Colors). Full color. each.
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The Wonderful O
James Thurber, Marc Simont
Hardcover (Simon and Schuster, Jan. 1, 1957)The Wonderful O is a tale for children, and a reminder for adults, of the joys of love, liberty, language and, not least, humor. It has pirates and treasure and magic and a message that especially in complacent times must not be forgotten…The Wonderful O is a book worth finding, wherever you can, and reading, as one of its characters concludes, “lest we forget.”
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The Wonderful O
James Thurber, Marc Simont
Hardcover (Simon and Schuster, Jan. 1, 1957)The Wonderful O is a tale for children, and a reminder for adults, of the joys of love, liberty, language and, not least, humor. It has pirates and treasure and magic and a message that especially in complacent times must not be forgotten…The Wonderful O is a book worth finding, wherever you can, and reading, as one of its characters concludes, “lest we forget.”