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Books in Captain Kangaroo series

  • Safety Rules

    Ronnie Krauss

    Paperback (Harpercollins Childrens Books, Jan. 1, 1999)
    Offers young readers an informative book about safety as Joey teaches his "Treasure House" friends the importance of playing safely with his latest invention. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: Sharing Time

    Ronnie Krauss

    Paperback (Harper Paperbacks, May 19, 1998)
    Thanks to several rebus pictures and rhymes courtesy of Grandfather Clock, little ones can join in reading the story of how Mister Moose, Joey, and Bunny Rabbit learn that sharing playthings can brighten a rainy day. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: Funniest Birthday Ever, The

    Sheryl Kahn

    Hardcover (HarperEntertainment, Oct. 7, 1998)
    Each member of the Treasure House gang is asked to bring a special knock-knock joke to Mister Moose's birthday party as a gift to the party, and every time readers hear the word "knock-knock," they are invited to open the door-shaped gatefold and watch the punch fly by. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: Bird-o-rama Drama, The

    Sheryl Kahn

    Paperback (Harper Paperbacks, Oct. 7, 1998)
    When Joey decides to build a fabulous Bird-O-Rama he enlists the help of Moose and Bunny, only to find his birdhouse in ruins and everyone's feelings hurt, but the Captain mends the situation and the three are best buddies once again. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: Do You See What I See?

    Wendy Wax

    Paperback (Harper Paperbacks, May 19, 1998)
    A misunderstanding between best friends Bunny Rabbit and Mister Moose turns into a delightful romp through each of their worlds when they initially fail to see eye to eye. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: Case of the Missing Carrots, The: A MOOSE-tery

    Ronnie Krauss

    Hardcover (HarperEntertainment, Oct. 7, 1998)
    Everyone is a suspect when Mister Moose and Bunny Rabbit investigate the disappearance of a fresh bunch of carrots, but as the clues add up, someone is hot on the trail of the culprit--who leads the Treasure House gang to a delicious surprise. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: A Fright in the Night

    Ronnie Krauss

    Paperback (Harper Paperbacks, May 19, 1998)
    The Treasure House companions are unable to fall asleep because they see shadows that convince them a monster is in their midst, in a bedtime storybook that shows children that their imaginations typically are scarier than the truth. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: Just Say "Ahhh!"

    Ronnie Krauss

    Paperback (Harper Paperbacks, Oct. 7, 1998)
    When Captain Kangaroo makes a doctor's appointment for Bunny Rabbit, Mister Moose gets scared, and the days leading up to the appointment are filled with antics as Mister Moose tries everything to convince Captain that Bunny is in perfect health. Original.
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  • Captain Kangaroo: Home, Sweep Home

    Wendy Wax

    Paperback (Harper Paperbacks, May 18, 1998)
    When story-time arrives and the Captain cannot find his new book, the Treasure House companions realize that they, too, have misplaced things, and a surprise clean-up party ensues. Original.
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  • Treasure House Treasures

    Nancy Parent

    Paperback (Harpercollins Childrens Books, Jan. 1, 1999)
    Joey, the industrious kangaroo, has been working on a special project in the toolshed for a long time and those around him are beginning to get very eager to see what he is making. Original.
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  • Orange You Glad I Knocked

    Nancy Parent

    Paperback (Harpercollins Childrens Books, Jan. 1, 1999)
    Mister Moose is ready to entertain his guest with his funny collection of knock-knock jokes in this amusing story jokebook for beginning readers. Original.
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  • Mind Your Manners, Please

    Ronnie Krauss

    Paperback (Harpercollins Childrens Books, Jan. 1, 1999)
    Provides young readers with a fun-filled guide to good manners through colorful gatefolds and amusing lift-the-flap illustrations. Original.
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