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Books with title Poppyseed

  • Poppyseed

    Stephen Cosgrove

    Paperback (Price Stern Sloan, May 4, 1989)
    Poppyseed, the first calf born in the spring, learns the responsibility and pleasure to be had in being a big brother
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  • Poppyseed

    Stephen Cosgrove

    Paperback (Price Stern Sloan, Feb. 6, 1996)
    Poppyseed, the first calf born in the spring, learns the responsibility and pleasure to be had in being a big brother.
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  • Poppyseed

    Stephen Cosgrove

    Hardcover (Rourke Enterprises, )
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  • Poppy Seed

    Janet Dickson

    Paperback (Tate Pub & Enterprises Llc, Aug. 23, 2016)
    Poppy must teach his newborn bunnies about safety. Will the game of swing the statue be powerful enough to train them to listen to his warnings, or will the rain flooding Poppy's home keep him from getting his family to safety? In this prequel to Big Brown Bunny, Poppy Seed, the show bunny, wants his family to learn the essence of safety for rabbits. They must stop, look, and listen in order to determine whether blending in to the environment is the safest way to avoid danger or hide under the nearest bush. Practicing this life lesson with a game prepares Poppy's family for their escape to higher ground and a safe haven from the rain.
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  • Poppyseed

    Stephen Cosgrove

    Paperback (Price Stern Sloan, March 15, 1871)
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  • Poppy Seed

    David Berkowitz, Nikolett Meresz

    eBook (, Oct. 22, 2017)
    My, look how you're growing. Starting off as something no bigger than a poppy seed, you then become the size of berries, peaches, bananas, cauliflower, and possibly even a small watermelon. Along the way, with something so wonderful growing into something so big, there's a lot of learning going on too. You learn about all kinds of produce while counting the weeks, with some fun and unexpected rhymes on every page. Really, it's not a story of fruits and vegetables. It's an adorably illustrated, lovingly written rhyming tale about how you become... you. Parents will treasure this while reading it aloud to their own little ones, however tiny or big they seem.