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K-3
Illustrated by
Laura Rader.
On Thanksgiving eve, Turkey tries to hide from the farmer. His barnyard friends all egg him on: "Run, Turkey, run!" Turkey's day ends happily after he disguises himself, but when the family looks for a Christmas tree, turkey's goose may yet be cooked. Autumn-hued acrylic and ink illustrations featuring expressive animals minimize the danger and intensify the humor.
32 pp.
| Whitman
| September, 2001
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TradeISBN 0-8075-7629-8$$14.95
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PS
Illustrated by
Gideon Kendall.
From his attic roost in the public library, Littlebat eavesdrops on story hour, but he isn't allowed to go down close to see the pictures. Motherbat says he must wait for the right time, which finally comes months later, when Halloween decorations adorn the walls and Littlebat blends right in. The payoff doesn't quite justify the buildup, but readers will relish Littlebat's predicament and Kendall's endearing depiction of him.