Stories in rhyme
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- trueYou read to me, I'll read to you : very short Mother Goose tales to read together
- trueWhere to sleep
- trueWhile Mama had a quick little chat
- trueWhile the world is sleeping
- trueWiggle
- trueWild about books
- trueWild about you!
- trueXander's panda party
- trueYertle the turtle and other stories
- true'Twas nochebuena
- true13 ghosts of Halloween
- trueA Bad Kitty Christmas
- trueA Small Christmas
- trueA camping spree with Mr. Magee
- trueA cookie for Santa
- trueA cup of Christmas tea
- trueA fox got my socks
- trueA frog in the bog
- trueA great day for pup
- trueA greyhound, a groundhog
- trueA round of robins
- trueA snowman named just Bob
- trueAda Twist, scientist
- trueAgent A to Agent Z
- trueAll ears, all eyes
- trueAll the awake animals are almost asleep
- trueAlways room for one more
- trueAn island grows
- trueAnd to think that I saw it on Mulberry Street
- trueApril foolishness
- trueBaby Bear, Baby Bear, what do you see?
- trueBaby Turtle's tale
- trueBad Kitty, scaredy-cat
- trueBaking day at Grandma's
- trueBats at the ballgame
- trueBats at the beach
- trueBats at the library
- trueBeach day!
- trueBear sees colors
- trueBear snores on
- trueBear snores on
- trueBear stays up for Christmas
- trueBear wants more
- trueBee & me
- trueBig bear, small mouse
- trueBillions of bricks : a counting book about building
- trueBlue corn soup
- trueBook-o-beards : a wearable book
- trueBook-o-hats : a wearable book
- trueBook-o-masks : a wearable book
- trueBook-o-teeth : a wearable book
- trueBoy wonders
- trueBrown bear, brown bear, what do you see?
- trueCamping day
- trueCan you see what I see? : on a scary, scary night
- trueCan you see what I see? : out of this world
- trueCan you see what I see? : picture puzzles to search and solve
- trueCan you see what I see? : treasure ship
- trueCastles, caves, and honeycombs
- trueCat tale
- trueCat, you better come home
- trueCatch me if you can!
- trueCats sleep anywhere
- trueChicka chicka 1, 2, 3
- trueChugga-chugga choo-choo
- trueClap your hands
- trueClass Two at the zoo
- trueClorinda takes flight
- trueCock-a-doodle moooo! : a mixed-up menagerie
- trueCold little duck, duck, duck
- trueCowpoke Clyde and Dirty Dawg
- trueDaisy-head Mayzie
- trueDearly, nearly, insincerely : what is an adverb?
- trueDid you eat the parakeet?
- trueDinosaur roar!
- trueDinosaurs love underpants
- trueDizzy
- trueDo like a duck does
- trueDo you have a hat?
- trueDr. Seuss's ABC
- trueDr. Seuss's sleep book
- trueDrip, drop
- trueDrummer Hoff
- trueEek! Creak! Snicker, sneak
- trueEgg-napped!
- trueEl gran granero rojo
- trueEven more parts : idioms from head to toe
- trueFaces of the moon
- trueFall is not easy
- trueFalling for Rapunzel
- trueFarmer Brown shears his sheep : a yarn about wool
- trueFeathers for lunch
- trueFirst grade, here I come!
- trueFish eyes : a book you can count on
- trueFive little monkeys jumping on the bed
- trueFossil
- trueFrankenstein
- trueGhost in the house
- trueGiraffes can't dance
- trueGoing to sleep on the farm
- trueGood night, reindeer
- trueGoodnight moon
- trueGorilla garage
- trueGrandpa Gazillion's number yard
- trueGrandpa's little one
- trueGreat day for up!
- trueGreen
- trueGreen eggs and ham
- trueGrumpy Gloria
- trueHairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy
- trueHairy Maclary's bone
- trueHairy Maclary's caterwaul caper
- trueHairy Maclary, scattercat
- trueHalloween good night
- trueHalloween hats
- trueHalloween night
- trueHappy birthday to you!
- trueHave you heard the nesting bird?
- trueHave you seen my new blue socks?
- trueHe saves the day
- trueHi, clouds
- trueHide and snake
- trueHome sweet home
- trueHooper Humperdink ... ? Not him!
- trueHooray for Diffendoofer Day!
- trueHooray for birds!
- trueHop on Pop
- trueHoptoad
- trueHorton and the Kwuggerbug and more lost stories
- trueHorton hears a Who!
- trueHow can you dance?
- trueHow do dinosaurs play with their friends?
- trueHow do dinosaurs say goodnight?
- trueHow much can a bare bear bear? : what are homonyms and homophones?
- trueHow to catch a leprechaun
- trueHow to catch the Easter Bunny
- trueHumpty Dumpty climbs again
- trueI am
- trueI am not going to get up today!
- trueI and you and don't forget who : what is a pronoun?
- trueI can lick 30 tigers today : and other stories
- trueI can read with my eyes shut
- trueI feel teal
- trueI like myself!
- trueI love fishing
- trueI love you, baby
- trueI saw an ant on the railroad track
- trueI want to say I love you
- trueIce is . . . whee!
- trueIf I were a lion
- trueIf you were a penguin
- trueIggy Peck, architect
- trueIn a people house
- trueIn the small, small pond
- trueIn the tall, tall grass
- trueIt's only Stanley
- trueJesse Bear, what will you wear?
- trueKarate hour
- trueKitchen disco
- trueLittle Donkey close your eyes
- trueLittle Miss Spider
- trueLittle blue truck
- trueLlama Llama loves to read
- trueLlama Llama misses Mama
- trueLlama llama red pajama
- trueLooking for a moose
- trueLoose tooth
- trueLost cat
- trueLovabye dragon
- trueLove waves
- trueMadeline
- trueMadeline
- trueMadeline and the bad hat
- trueMadeline and the gypsies
- trueMadeline in London
- trueMadeline's Christmas
- trueMadeline's rescue
- trueMadeline's rescue
- trueMama and me
- trueMammoths on the move
- trueMarvin K. Mooney, will you please go now!
- trueMaxwell's magic mix-up
- trueMcElligot's pool
- trueMessy Bessey's garden
- trueMice
- trueMighty, mighty construction site
- trueMinnie's Diner : a multiplying menu
- trueMiss Bindergarten gets ready for kindergarten
- trueMiss Lina's ballerinas
- trueMiss Spider's new car
- trueMiss Spider's tea party
- trueMonster parade : a sticker reader
- trueMore than meets the eye : seeing art with all five senses
- trueMr. Brown can moo! Can you?
- trueMr. Murry and Thumbkin
- trueMrs. Wow never wanted a cow
- trueMummy Cat
- trueMusic class today!
- trueMy autumn book
- trueMy first angels
- trueMy little sister ate one hare
- trueMy many colored days
- trueNanette's baguette
- trueNelly Gnu and Daddy too
- trueNo matter what
- trueNo sleep for the sheep!
- trueNo two alike
- trueNuts to you!
- trueOh say can you seed?
- trueOh, the places you'll go!
- trueOh, the thinks you can think!
- trueOn beyond zebra
- trueOnce upon a time, the end : (asleep in 60 seconds)
- trueOnce upon a twice
- trueOne brown bunny
- trueOne fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish
- trueOne witch
- trueOne yellow lion : fold-out fun with numbers, colors, animals
- trueOtter out of water
- truePanda bear, panda bear, what do you see?
- trueParty animals
- truePeek-a-booo!
- truePet this book
- truePete the Cat and the new guy
- truePete the Cat's 12 groovy days of Christmas
- truePete the cat and the bedtime blues
- truePete the cat saves Christmas
- truePirate nap : a book of colors
- truePirates love underpants
- truePitch and throw, grasp and know : what is a synonym?
- truePlumply, dumply pumpkin
- truePolar bear, polar bear, what do you hear?
- truePotty animals : what to know when you've gotta go!
- truePumpkin eye
- trueQueen Victoria's bathing machine
- trueRace car count
- trueRain! Rain!
- trueRainy day!
- trueRap a tap tap : here's Bojangles think of that!
- trueRed sky at night
- trueRosie Revere, engineer
- trueRub-a-dub sub
- trueRubia and the three osos
- Santa's Christmas journey
- trueSaturday night at the dinosaur stomp
- trueSay goodnight
- trueScare a bear
- trueSeadogs : an epic ocean operetta
- trueSeven spunky monkeys
- trueSleep, Big Bear, sleep!
- trueSleepy time Olie
- trueSlinky Malinki
- trueSlinky Malinki, open the door
- trueSmick!
- trueSnow day!
- trueSnowballs
- trueSong on the wind
- trueSplash, splash
- trueSpooky Pookie
- trueSpring things
- trueSpunky little monkey
- trueStick kid
- trueStop and go, yes and no : what is an antonym?
- trueSummer days and nights
- trueSunflower house
- trueSuperhero me!
- trueTeddy Bears trim the tree : a Christmas pull-the-tab book
- trueTen apples up on top!
- trueTen little caterpillars
- trueTen little ladybugs
- trueTen moonstruck piglets
- trueThe Berenstain bears on the moon
- trueThe Berenstain bears say good night
- trueThe Christmas cats
- trueThe Nonsense Show
- trueThe Recess Queen
- trueThe animals' Christmas carol
- trueThe bears' Christmas
- trueThe bears' picnic
- trueThe big honey hunt.
- trueThe bones of Fred Mcfee
- trueThe brand new kid.
- trueThe bugliest bug
- trueThe butter battle book
- trueThe cat in the hat
- trueThe cat in the hat comes back!
- trueThe circus ship
- trueThe eleventh hour : a curious mystery
- trueThe foolish tortoise
- trueThe foot book
- trueThe gingerbread man loose at the zoo
- trueThe gingerbread man loose in the school
- trueThe library
- trueThe magic pumpkin
- trueThe night before Thanksgiving
- trueThe night before Valentine's Day
- trueThe night pirates
- trueThe perfect pumpkin pie
- trueThe road home
- trueThe serpent came to Gloucester
- trueThe seven silly eaters
- trueThe sheep made a leap
- trueThe three ninja pigs
- trueThe tooth book
- trueThe very first Thanksgiving Day
- trueThe wonderful things you will be
- trueThere was a cold lady who swallowed some snow!
- trueThere was no snow on Christmas Eve
- trueThesaurus Rex
- trueThey all saw a cat
- trueThidwick, the big-hearted moose
- trueThrough your eyes : my child's gift to me
- trueTo root, to toot, to parachute : what is a verb?
- trueTo the beach!
- trueTop cat
- trueTruck song
- trueTumford the terrible
- trueTwo is enough
- trueWacky Wednesday
- trueWater is water : a book about the water cycle
- trueWhat floats in a moat?
- trueWhat pet should I get?
- trueWhat to do with a box
- trueWhere do balloons go? : an uplifting mystery
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