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Billy Beaver
Pat Sargent, Dave Sargent
eBook (nwapublishers.com, Feb. 23, 2012)Billy Beaver is shocked when his mother tells him that it is time for him to leave home and fend for himself. He soon finds himself alone in the woods. Scared but brave, young Billy struggles to conquer his fears.
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Billy
Pat Judd
eBookJosh's family move from planet to planet every six months. He hates it but he hates being bullied by Billy even more.Then his father announces that they are moving again - this time to a space station. No trees, no birds... Josh is determined not to go, and to find a way to get even with Billy!Suitable for those ready to read alone - approx 7 years old.Collect the series!
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Billy Bee
James Crofton
language (self, April 17, 2009)Children's book to age 11. 20 pictures, 1000 words, 39 pages. The story tells Billy's last day as a larva, crawling in the dirt, envying the bees flying around who call him a worm. His mother flies up and urges patience, but Billy doesn't want to crawl in the dirt. He doesn't want to wait; he wants wings, and feet, and flower juice, and right now.
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Billy Beast
Laurence Anholt
Paperback (Orchard Books, Aug. 29, 2002)Billy Beast can't wait to meet Beauty, the bride of his dreams. But will she be as disgustingly beastly as Billy hopes?
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Billy
K Wendt, Mandy Lambright
language (Lone Mesa Publishing, Nov. 13, 2015)“Billy” is a wonderful story of learning to love your gifts even in the face of peer pressure. Author K Wendt and Illustrator Mandy Lambright team up to bring to life Susie’s friend Billy as he learns to be proud of his special talents.
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Billy Beast
Laurence Anholt, Arthur Robins
Library Binding (Compass Point Books, Jan. 1, 2004)In this humorous version of "Beauty and the Beast," Billy Beast wonders if the clean and proper Beauty will ever be the beast of his dreams.
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Billy Bee
Melissa Geddes Newbound, Patrick Carlson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 24, 2016)Billy Bee is an adventure in alliteration. Children won't even realize they are learning their letter sounds and days of the week as they as they enjoy this delightfully silly story of the little bee who didn't like to eat his dinner. Parents and kids alike are guaranteed to laugh at Billy Bee's backward antics and the story's surprise ending.
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Billy Bean's Dream
Simone Lia
Hardcover (Gullane Children's Books, Dec. 31, 2000)Blast off! More than anything, Billy Bean wishes he could take a journey into outer space. Will his dreams come true? A marvelous tale of teamwork and fantasy, whose illustrations nearly burst from the pages...and that also teaches colors and counting! "...wacky and kid-friendly...story is well paced and has just enough dialogue. Fun elements like the countdown to blastoff make this a sure hit for a silly read-aloud. The illustrations are simple, yet bold and colorful, and the text is large and easy to read."--School Library Journal.
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Billy Beaver
Sue Rogers, Pat Sargent, Jeane Huff
Hardcover (Ozark Pubns, Jan. 1, 2003)A young beaver learns skills for surviving in the wild in a story that includes facts about the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and predators of the beaver.
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Billy
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Board book (Disney Press, March 1, 2002)Book by William Joyce
