Book Title and Author |
Brief Description |
The books on this page can be purchase through
Amazon.com. The books with OOP are Out of Print books. Some of these may still be obtainable. The descriptions that begin with an *'s are one I do not have in my collection yet. But hope to someday. |
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OOP | A Perfect Spring BY: Lark Carrier |
Although the abandoned egg picked up and hatched by Mr. And Mrs. Seabird yields a turtle unlike the baby bird from their own egg, the lessons they have to impart seem to apply to both young creatures equally. | |
A Summertime Song BY:Irene Haas |
Lucy attends a magical birthday party and finds the doll her grandmother loved and lost when she was a girl. | ||
Ananse's Feast - An
Ashanti Tale BY: Tololwa M. Mollel |
*Unwilling to share his feast, Anase the spider tricks Akye the turtle so that he can eat all the food himself, but Akye finds a way to get even. | ||
And Still The Turtle
Watched By:Sheila Macgill-Callahan |
A turtle carved in rock on a bluff over a river by Indians long ago, watches with sadness the changes man brings over the years. | ||
Animal World The
Turtle BY: Rourke Enterprises |
Describes the natural environment, physical characteristics, and behavior of turtles emphasizing the life of the green turtle of Brazil which migrates to Ascension Island to lay its eggs. | ||
Box Turtle At Long
Pond BY: William T. George |
On a busy day at Long Pond, Box Turtle searches for food, basks in the sun, and escapes a raccoon. | ||
Clovis Crawfish and
Bidon Box Turtle (The Clovis Crawfish Series) BY: Mary Alice Fontenot |
*Clovis Crawfish and his French-speaking animal friends help a box turtle cross the bayou. | ||
Coyote and Little
Turtle; A Traditional Hopi Tale BY: Hershel Talashoema |
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Don't
Kiss Your Turtle Goodbye! BY: |
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Eleven Turtle Tales :
Adventure Tales from Around the World (American Storytelling) BY: Pleasant Despain |
*Selected especially for retelling, their cultural variety, and the array of roles Turtle plays--from trickster to advisor--these folktales illustrate the "many masks Turtle so effortlessly wears." Included are tales from Africa, Japan, India, the Americas, and an ancient Aboriginal story. | ||
Esio Trot BY: Roald Dahl |
Shy Mr. Hoppy devise a plan to win the heart of his true love by teaching her a spell to make her tortoise grow bigger. | ||
OOP | Fast Friends BY: James Stevenson |
Murray the turtle and Fred the snail are good friends. Usually they are slow friends. Today they are FAST friends. 2 funny stories included. | |
Fisherman and the
Grateful Turtle (Japanese Fairy Tale Series : No. 3) BY: Essei Okawa |
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OOP | Flip And Flap BY: Gerald Hawksley |
A first picture story book. | |
OOP | Flippity Floppity A
Bunny Nap Book BY:Stephen Cosgrove |
This pre-naptime story will encourage tired children as well as bunnies to rest after a morning of play. (ages 3 - 5) | |
Franklin Goes To
School BY: Paulette Bourgeois |
On the first day of school, Franklin is a little nervous. But his teacher, Mr. Owl, knows just what to do; And Franklin has a wonderful day! | ||
Franklin In The Dark BY: Paulette Bourgeois |
Franklin is afraid of small, dark places. This is a real problem because Franklin is a turtle. And he is afraid of crawling into his small, dark shell. What will Franklin do? | ||
Full Moon Stories :
Thirteen Native American Legends BY: Eagle Walking Turtle |
*Grandpa Iron tells thirteen stories, one for each full moon of the year, that convey some of the traditions and beliefs of Native Americans, particularly his Arapaho people. | ||
Happy Birthday, Dear
Duck BY: Eve Bunting |
Duck's birthday gifts from his animal friends are wonderful but cannot be used away from the water, a problem eventually solved by the arrival of his last gift. | ||
How Honu theTurtle
Got His Shell BY: Casey A. McGuire-Turcotte |
Relates how Honu, a daring Hawaiian sea turtle, becomes the first turtle to have a shell. | ||
OOP | How To Talk To Your
Computer BY: Seymour Simon |
Ages 5-9. Uses Logo and BASIC to illustrate a description of home computer programs and languages. | |
How Turtle's Back Was
Cracked BY: Gayle Ross |
A traditional Cherokee tale: Turtle's shell is cracked when the wolves plot to stop his boastful ways. | ||
Minn Of The
Mississippi BY: Holling Clancy Holling |
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OOP | Mr Monkey And The
Gotcha Bird BY: Walter Dean Myers |
Captured by the Gotcha Bird one day when he is walking around with his nose in the air thinking he is big stuff, Monkey does some fast thinking to keep from being eaten. | |
Now I Know Turtles BY: Janet Craig |
Brief text and pictures introduce the turtle, the animal that carries its home on its back. | ||
OOP | Old
Tortoise And Baboon BY: Wesley Porter |
An old tortoise devises a plan to square things with a baboon who has tricked him. -- African folk legend | |
Old Turtle BY: Douglas Wood |
An enchanting fable for children and adults, promotes a deeper understanding of the earth and our relationship with all the beings who inhabit it. | ||
Rabbit Makes A Monkey
Of Lion BY: Verna Aardema |
Africa folklore: With the help of her friends Bush-rat and Turtle, smart and nimble Rabbit makes a fool out of the mighty but slow-witted king of the forest. | ||
Search For The Great
Turtle Mother BY: Jack Rudloe |
*A rotating rock that exercises a directing force over the migration of sea turtles is the legendary Turtle Mother of Rudloe's quest. Recounts by Central American coastal inhabitants, fishermen, and academicians explain that Turtle Mother folklore provided a conservation ethic that guided early inhabitants to harvest turtles at a sustainable rate in contrast with current destructive practices. | ||
OOP | Sister Yessa's Story BY: Karen Greenfield |
Dark clouds gather a Yessa walks to her brother's place, telling a story as she goes about the early days of the earth; and the animals follow her two by two to listen. | |
Surprise Party BY: Sharon Gordon |
A surprise party is given for Kate. |
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