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Nak-Kee and the Snowshoe Hare
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Cheesay, the Lynx
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The White-Tailed Deer
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Travelers and Stay-at-Homes
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Mother Mah-Kay and Her Cubs
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Hoo! Hooh!
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Chippy and Kan
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Birds of a Forest Lake
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Tha, the Marten
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Veery
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Brown-Wing of the Forest
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Pini Cola, the Grosbeak Who Dwelt among the Pines
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The Ruffs
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Little Versi, Who Changed His Colors
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The Beavers of Poplar Creek
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Bomby and Vireo
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Forest Neighbors |
by Edith M. Patch |
Forest Neighbors takes the reader on a long walk through the woods during which he or she will encounter newborn bear cubs whose eyes have not yet opened, a great horned owl, a hungry lynx hunting for food, all manner of other birds, and even a family of moose! These descriptive tales provide insight into the quiet lives of our neighbors who dwell in the woodlands, as well as into the life of the forest itself. Ages 9-11 | 165 pages |
$13.95 |
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Table of Contents
The North Woods
The Herd in the Moose Yard
Nak-Kee and the Snowshoe Hare
Cheesay, the Lynx
The White-Tailed Deer
Travelers and Stay-at-Homes
Mother Mah-Kay and Her Cubs
Hoo! Hooh!
Chippy and Kan
Birds of a Forest Lake
Tha, the Marten
Veery
Brown-Wing of the Forest
Pini Cola, the Grosbeak Who Dwelt among the Pines
The Ruffs
Little Versi, Who Changed His Colors
The Beavers of Poplar Creek
Bomby and Vireo
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