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My Mother's Hands

Paul Cline, Sheila McGraw

Paperback (Aladdin Paperbacks, June 1, 1991)

Chronicles a girl's relationship with her mother, from childhood to adulthood, through her memories of her mother's hands

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My Father's Hands

Joanne Ryder, Mark Graham

Hardcover (HarperCollins, Aug. 15, 1994)

A father makes a green and growing place and finds among the shadows of bushes and flowers hidden treasures. Cupping them in his earth-stained hands, he calls his daughter to come and share his discovery.Each time, she finds a garden creature to marvel over and remember: a delicate pink circle of worm, a beetle in shining gold armor, or a leaf-green mantis who boldly balances upon her own steady and caring fingers.With graceful, loving words and vibrant art, Joanne Ryder and Mark Graham portray a special father who shares what he values most—all the beauty and wonder of the natural world.

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Mother's Hands

Barbara G Denman, Irma Robinson

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Mommy's Hands

Kathryn Lasky, Jane Kamine, Darcie La Brosse

Hardcover (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, March 18, 2002)

To a small child, a mother's hands are almost magical. Mommy's hands can draw and bake, comfort and cuddle, point out the stars in the night sky and plant a beautiful garden. This charming book, told from the point of view of three different young children, is sure to bring smiles of joy and recognition to both moms and their little ones.

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Mommy's Hands

Kathryn Lasky, Jane Kamine, Darcia LaBrosse

Paperback (Scholastic, Inc, Sept. 3, 2004)

To a small child, a mother's hands are almost magical. Mommy's hands can draw and bake, comfort and cuddle, point out the stars in the night sky and plant a beautiful garden. This charming book, told from the point of view of three different young children, is sure to bring smiles of joy and recognition to both moms and their little ones.

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My Father's Hands

Joanne Ryder, Mark Graham

Library Binding (HarperCollins, Aug. 15, 1994)

A father makes a green and growing place and finds among the shadows of bushes and flowers hidden treasures. Cupping them in his earth-stained hands, he calls his daughter to come and share his discovery.Each time, she finds a garden creature to marvel over and remember: a delicate pink circle of worm, a beetle in shining gold armor, or a leaf-green mantis who boldly balances upon her own steady and caring fingers.With graceful, loving words and vibrant art, Joanne Ryder and Mark Graham portray a special father who shares what he values most—all the beauty and wonder of the natural world.