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Johnny Crow's Party
L. Leslie Brooke
Book Overview:
A beautifully illustrated children’s picture book. With a variety of delightful animals doing strange things such as the kangaroo who tried to paint the roses blue. This is a follow up to Johnny Crow’s Garden.
A beautifully illustrated children’s picture book. With a variety of delightful animals doing strange things such as the kangaroo who tried to paint the roses blue. This is a follow up to Johnny Crow’s Garden.
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Said "Comment vous portez vous?" And the Gander Didn't understand her; But the Flamingo
Talked the same lingo In Johnny Crow's Garden. And the Bear Sang a sentimental Air, But the Giraffe
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A sweet little rhyming book by Brooke. They Johnny Crow books achieved fame during the 30s and 40s and were both drawn and written by Brooke.
In her article on her time at Bumpus, Eleanor Graham met Brooke who told her of the story's origins. Brooke shared how after breakfast on Sunday mornings his
Another delightful romp in Johnny Crow's garden. Apparently no other animal has such a nice place to visit, so he always gets lumbered being host to accident prone, pompous beasts who don't notice the Don't Sleep On The Flowers signs. This and Johnny Crow's Garden (pub. 1903 and 1907 respectively) w