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Bill and Pete

Tomie dePaola

Paperback (Puffin Books, July 16, 1996)

Tomie dePaola has created two memorable friends in this wonderfully funny picture book. Bill, the crocodile, and Pete, his "toothbrush" bird friend, were inspired by the Egyptian plover, which does indeed act as a crocodile toothbrush. Their adventures together along the banks of the River Nile, which include Bill's first day at crocodile school and an encounter with the Bad Guy from Cairo, are filled with the originality and offbeat humor of this favorite author-artist.

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Bill And Pete

Tomie dePaola

School & Library Binding (G.P. Putnam's Sons, Aug. 16, 1978)

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. When William Everett Crocodile is chosen to be a suitcase, his talking toothbrush becomes his salvation.

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Bill and Pete

Tomie dePaola

eBook (Puffin Books, July 16, 1996)

Tomie dePaola has created two memorable friends in this wonderfully funny picture book. Bill, the crocodile, and Pete, his "toothbrush" bird friend, were inspired by the Egyptian plover, which does indeed act as a crocodile toothbrush. Their adventures together along the banks of the River Nile, which include Bill's first day at crocodile school and an encounter with the Bad Guy from Cairo, are filled with the originality and offbeat humor of this favorite author-artist.

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Bill and Pete

Tomie dePaola

Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, Sept. 1, 1978)

The adventures of William Everett, a crocodile, and Pete, his bird friend, reveal how William came to be called Bill and include an amusing encounter with the Bad Guy from Cairo

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Bill and Pete

Tomie dePaola

Library Binding (Perfection Learning, July 1, 1996)

Meet William Everett Crocodile, who spells his name Bill. Meet Pete, Bill's best bird friend and trusty toothbrush. Together, they foil a crocodile-hunting Bad Guy, making life safer along the River Nile in his wonderfully funny tale of two memorable friends. Full color.

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Bill and Pete

Tomie dePaola

Paperback (Putnam Juvenile, Feb. 1, 1992)

"When William Everett Crocodile's mother takes him shopping for a toothbrush, he comes home with a bird named Pete . . . but dePaola never does let on that along the Nile where William Everett lives there are birds who actually perform that service for crocodiles. . . . A treat."--Kirkus Reviews. Full color.