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How the Dragons Got Their Colors
Cheryl Matthynssens, Valerie Gilbert, Dragons' Geas
Audiobook (Dragons' Geas, April 15, 2014)One day, a little gray dragon decided that being gray was just not right when the world was so full of colors. Follow the little dragon on his journey to gain color for his scales and learn how being kind gave him a special magic to become King of all the dragons.
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How the Leaves Got Their Colors
Jane Manners, Deborah Melmon
Paperback (Harcourt, Jan. 1, 2002)There are 2 of the same level readers. I will also include 3 different leveled readers for this price. 5 books in all.
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How the Leaves Got Their Colors
Jane Manners, Deborah Melmon
Paperback (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company, Jan. 1, 2012)This book is number 2.1.3 in the Houghton Mifflin Leveled Reader series of educational books. The specifics as listed on the rear cover include: Level: K DRA: 20 Genre: Fantasy Strategy: Analyze/Evaluate Skill: Author's Purpose Word Count: 476
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How Cats Got Their Colors
Jakob Cole, Heather Cole
language (, July 29, 2018)A sweet folktale that imagines how cats got their colors. Written by an (almost) 7-year-old boy from Pennsylvania.
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How the Dragons Got Their Colors
Cheryl Matthynssens, Rebecca Hunt, Linda Shelton
language (, April 18, 2013)One day, a little gray dragon decided that being gray was just not right when the world was so full of colors. Follow the little dragon on his journey to gain color for his scales and learn how being kind gave him a special magic to become King of all the dragons.This book is ideal for reading allowed for ages 3 - 7.Reading Level is for ages 7-10
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How Birds Got Their Colors
Harris Tobias, A.E. Tendler
language (Casita Press, June 13, 2015)How did birds get such colorful plumage? You’ll findout in this classic animal fable beautifully illustratedby A. E. Tendler. It’s a story your children will wantto hear again and again.
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How The Animals Got Their Colors
Michael Rosen
Paperback (Fitzhenry and Whiteside, Oct. 1, 1995)How The Animals Got Their Colors is published by Fitzhenry and Whiteside.
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How Cats Got Their Colors
Jakob Cole, Heather Cole
Paperback (Independently published, July 30, 2018)A sweet folktale that imagines how cats got their colors. Written by an (almost) 7-year-old boy from Pennsylvania.
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How the Dragons Got Their Colors
Cheryl Lynn Matthynssens, Linda Lee Shelton, Rebecca Ruth Hunt
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 24, 2013)One day, a little gray dragon decided that being gray was just not right when the world was so full of colors. Follow the little dragon on his journey to gain color for his scales. Being kind-hearted, he makes sure all the dragons have a fitting color. Find out happens when the little dragon runs out of color for himself?
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How Birds Got Their Colors
Harris Tobias, Ann Tendler
Paperback (Independently published, Dec. 3, 2018)Two marvelous animal fables: How Birds Got Their Colors and The Argument, the third in the Little birdy books. In How Birds Got Their Colors you will learn why some birds have such colorful feathers and others are dull and plain. The story, The Argument, tells the story of how stubborn pride can lead to unhappy outcomes. Both tales are in the classic tradition of animal fables made famous by Aesop, Kipling and others.
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How Birds Got Their Colors
Harris Tobias, A.E. Tendler
Paperback (Casita Press, June 13, 2015)How did birds get such colorful plumage? You’ll find out in this classic animal fable beautifully illustrated by A. E. Tendler. It’s a story your children will want to hear again and again.