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Follow the Leader

Vicki Winslow, Colin Bootman

Paperback (Demco Media, Jan. 1, 1999)

In 1971 in a small North Carolina town, eleven-year-old Amanda must deal with being bussed to a newly integrated, formerly all-Black school

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Follow the Leader

Rh Value Publishing

Hardcover (Random House Value Publishing, Dec. 12, 1988)

A group of children play follow-the-leader through a spooky house complete with a black cat, secret door, and bats.

Can Leonardo battle ninja robots and keep his troublemaking brothers in line? Boys ages 2 to 5 will find out in this all-new, full-color Little Golden Book starring Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Follow Me, The Leader

Dorothea Warren Fox

Hardcover (Parents/scott Foresman, March 15, 1968)

When the older children ride away on the school bus, the little boy is left alone. But he finds a delightful game to play, a game in which he can always be the leader. No the leader of anyone important, of course- just birds, animals, his mother and the falling leaves.

The Follower

Richard Thompson, Martin Springett

Paperback (Fitzhenry and Whiteside, Oct. 23, 2003)

The new collaboration between author Richard Thompson and illustrator Martin Springett is an eerie picture-book poem perfect for late-night reading. What is following the young witch home every night past the frightening statues and the sinister life-like trees? Before the witch discovers the identity of "the follower" young readers will find the answer to the mystery in the shadowy illustrations. Martin Springett's use of a new style for his illustrations sets the mood perfectly as the witch makes her way home night after night with the mysterious follower close behind. Richard Thompson's haunting poem is a perfect read-aloud for very young readers with plenty of repetition and rhyme.

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The Follower

Richard Thompson, Martin Springett

Hardcover (Fitzhenry and Whiteside, Oct. 30, 2000)

The new collaboration between author Richard Thompson and illustrator Martin Springett is an eerie picture-book poem perfect for late-night reading. What is following the young witch home every night past the frightening statues and the sinister life-like trees? Before the witch discovers the identity of "the follower" young readers will find the answer to the mystery in the shadowy illustrations. Martin Springett's use of a new style for his illustrations sets the mood perfectly as the witch makes her way home night after night with the mysterious follower close behind. Richard Thompson's haunting poem is a perfect read-aloud for very young readers with plenty of repetition and rhyme.

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Swallow the Leader

Danna Smith, Kevin Sherry

eBook (Clarion Books, Sept. 6, 2016)

An expressive group of cheerful fish play follow the leader in their ocean habitat, unaware that a shark lurks in the background. Count the fish from one to ten as each joins the game, then count back down to one when the leader snacks on a sea spider and sets off an unfortunate chain reaction (swallow the leader!). Luckily for everyone, fish number ten—the shark—gulps down his prey too quickly, and burrrrrrrp! they all swim out again. Lively rhymed text and energetic artwork combine in this exuberant counting book that’s sure to delight little ones learning their numbers.