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Mary-Mary Stories
Joan G. Robinson
Hardcover (Putnam Pub Group, June 15, 1968)Four older siblings (Miriam, Martyn, Mervyn and Meg) tell the youngest Mary-Mary she is too young or too little to do things--and then she goes ahead and does them. Each of the seven stories begins with a premise which she proceeds to demolish because the don'ts don't convince her: to ""make the morning exciting"" she locks herself in the bathroom, finds the key in time to get out and watch the firemen come to rescue her; makes faces all week to have a nice smile for a photo, and the photo develops with a surprise. The last is my favorite when Mary-Mary suprises us all again in a wedding.
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Mary's Fairy Stories
Mary Gagnon
language (, Feb. 29, 2016)Come enjoy the adventures of fairy-folk in these short stories featuring recurring characters. Meet the fairies Etta and Effy, Purg, the troll, Malcolm, a gnome as well as sprites and brownies. The stories are fun and satisfying and expand on fairy knowledge you may already have.
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Mary-Mary Stories
Joan G Robinson
Hardcover (George G.Harrap & Co Ltd, Oct. 15, 1980)None
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Mary's Fairy Stories
Mary Savignano Gagnon
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 26, 2015)Come enjoy the adventures of fairy-folk in these short stories featuring recurring characters. Meet the fairies Etta and Effy, Purg, the troll, Malcolm, a gnome as well as sprites and brownies. The stories are fun and satisfying and expand on fairy knowledge you may already have.
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Mary-Mary stories
Joan Gale Robinson
Unknown Binding (Harrap, March 15, 1965)None
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Mary Gay Stories
Stella Boothe, Anne Cooper
Hardcover (Educational Book Co., March 15, 1930)None
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Mary-Mary Stories
Joan G. Robinson
Hardcover (Coward-McCann, March 15, 1968)None
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Mary Gay Stories
Olive Boothe, Stella & Carter
Hardcover (World Book Co, March 15, 1924)Antiquarian. Early children's stories.
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Mary-Mary stories,
Joan G Robinson
Unknown Binding (Coward-McCann, March 15, 1968)None
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Mary Gay stories,
Stella Boothe
Hardcover (World book company, March 15, 1924)No Dust Jacket. Boards are edgeworn and severely soiled. Corners bumped. Former owner's writing and stamp on ffep. Some pages dog-eared.