Stories in rhyme
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Stories in rhyme
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The concept Stories in rhyme represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Menasha Public Library (Elisha D. Smith).
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- 10 hugs and kisses
- A bailar y contar en la fiesta
- A day in the salt marsh
- A home in the barn
- A stone sat still
- Aaron Slater, illustrator
- All we know
- Alphabet family band
- Antiracist baby
- Babymoon
- Barnyard boogie!
- Bear can't wait
- Bebé antirracista
- Black is a rainbow color
- Bodies are cool
- Boogie boogie, y'all
- Bright brown baby : a treasury
- Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?
- Bubbles...up!
- Busy builders, busy week!
- Change sings : a children's anthem
- Chap's cap
- Construction site : road crew, coming through!
- Construction site on Christmas night
- Corduroy
- D is for dreidel : a Hanukkah alphabet
- Dance party countdown
- Dear Little One
- Diner dogs
- Dino-zombies!
- Easter fun!
- El hada de los dientes
- Elephant, Elephant, what can you see?
- Even superheroes have bad days
- Even superheroes make mistakes
- Everyone's sleepy but the baby
- Families can
- Farm lullaby
- Five flying penguins
- Five little chicks
- Five little pumpkins on Halloween night
- G my name is girl
- Go, go, planes!
- Goodnight hockey
- Goodnight lab : a scientific parody
- Goodnight little one
- Goodnight spaceman
- Grandma's tiny house : a counting story!
- Hand to hold
- Have no fear! Halloween is here!
- Helado y dinosaurios
- Henry David Thoreau in the woods
- Home : a peek-through picture book
- How big is love?
- How do I love you? : ¿Cómo te quiero?
- How do dinosaurs eat their food?
- How do dinosaurs go to school?
- How do dinosaurs say good night?
- How do dinosaurs say goodbye?
- I like this, you like that
- I like to share!
- I need a hug
- Ice cream & dinosaurs
- If you ever meet a skeleton
- Inside Cat
- Itty Bitty Yeti!
- Kindergarten is cool!
- Kindness grows
- Kip and Pip's trip
- Leaf jumpers
- Leo loves Daddy
- Leo loves Mommy
- Let's pop, pop, popcorn!
- Little Blue Truck
- Little Blue Truck leads the way
- Little blue house beside the sea
- Little elephants : Los elefantitos
- Llama Llama be my valentine!
- Llama Llama home with Mama
- Llama Llama loves to read
- Llama Llama mess, mess, mess
- Llama Llama red pajama
- Look, there's a rocket!
- Look, there's a tractor!
- Love is
- Loved to bits
- Luna : la noche alrededor del mundo
- Mama Loves You So
- Mama's kisses
- Mary had a little lamb : let's learn our colors!
- Millie's chickens
- Mr. Watson's chickens
- My First Peek-a-boo Animals
- My tin bin
- Nan and Jan's plan
- Never grow up
- Nicholas Northwoods : an ode to the seasons
- Nighttime symphony
- Ninja at the pet shop
- No such things
- Obi-1 2 3
- Olaf gives thanks
- Old MacDonald had a farm
- On the day the horse got out
- One, two, grandma loves you
- Oti's odyssey : a rescue dog's "tail"
- Over in the meadow
- Panda Bear, Panda Bear, what do you see?
- Paz
- Pedro Perfecto, arquitecto
- Peekaboo Love
- Peekaboo Moon
- Peekaboo sun
- Pete the Cat's groovy imagination
- Pig the slob
- Pig the tourist
- Pirate stew
- Poem in my pocket
- Polar bear, polar bear, what do you hear?
- Poof! a bot!
- Pop's mop shop
- Reading Beauty
- Red
- Room on the broom
- Santa's secret
- Search your feelings : galactic basic edition
- See Bip grow!
- She'll be coming up the mountain
- Shhh! The baby's asleep
- Sing a season song
- Snowball moon
- Sofía Valdez, presidenta tal vez
- Sometimes babies... : a book for a new baby
- Star Wars creatures big & small
- Stay this way forever
- Steam train, dream train 1-2-3
- Stick and Stone
- Stick and Stone : best friends forever!
- Stretchy McHandsome
- Sunny days
- Supermarket sweep!
- Tad's dad
- The Nuts : sing and dance in your polka-dot pants
- The Pout-Pout Fish and the mad, mad day
- The Smeds and the Smoos
- The bear went over the mountain
- The bear went over the mountain
- The dinky donkey
- The gifts of the animals : a Christmas tale
- The invisible cat!
- The littlest yak
- The night before kindergarten graduation
- The nut near the hut
- The pout-pout fish and the bully-bully shark
- The pout-pout fish far, far from home
- The pout-pout fish goes to school
- The shortest day
- The very hungry caterpillar's forest hide & seek : a finger trail lift-the-flap book
- The wheels on the bus
- There was an old lady who swallowed a cactus!
- There was an old woman who lived in a shoe
- This little turkey
- Three cheers for Kid McGear!
- Time for school, little blue truck
- Tomorrow I'll be brave
- Toucan with two cans
- Tree : a peek-through picture book
- Triceratops
- Twinkle, twinkle, little baby
- Twinkle, twinkle, little star
- Ven a mi casa
- Wash your fins, baby shark : doo doo doo doo doo doo
- What is a llama?
- What is a narwhal?
- What is a sloth?
- Where are you, Blue?
- Woodland dance!
- Woodland dreams
- You bet!
- ¡Hora del fútbol!
- ¿Cómo podré decidir qué mascota elegir?
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