Lisa Westberg Peters

• Sep-1990
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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Presents side-by-side narration of the earth's making of a mountain, shaping it with sun, wind, and rain, and a child's efforts at the beach to make a tall sand mountain which is also affected by the elements....

• Oct-1990
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• Apr-1991
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• Apr-1992
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As the big music festival approaches, Tania must conquer the trolls that her grandmother, a concert pianist, has told her about--the mischievous spirits who grab children when they play sour notes. Reprint. SLJ. PW. AB. K. ...

• Sep-1994
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• Sep-1994
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• Sep-1994
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• Oct-1995
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• Sep-1996
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Shy November looked out
with her eyes puddle-gray.
I peeked in and whispered,
"Come on...want to play?"

By personifying the months of the year, the author of this exuberant poem brings to life the capricious feelings of friendship...

• Jan-1998
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• Apr-2000
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What's a cold little duck to do when she races the spring thaw to her home pond and wins? She could shiver, slip, slide, and shake--or think lovely, warm thoughts until nature comes through and brings the pond splashing and quacking to life once a...

• Mar-2004
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Can three hungry rabbits eat an entire garden full of mouthwatering vegetables and not get caught? They'll do their best, but one thing stands in their way: the diligent young gardener who doesn't want to share her tasty lettuce, cucumbers, and carro...

• May-2006
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It is a hot summer day, and
Bear's eyes are droopy.
But . . .
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
pesky bugs are buzzing
here and there and everywhere.
What is a sleepy little bear to do?
He could try a growl.
GRRRRRR!
He c...

• Mar-2010
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While everyone else is busy dreaming . . . Z-z-z-z-z-z . . . Frankie is hard at work, cleaning and scheming. There's no time for rest. Clang! Splash! Eeeeeek! But here's a little secret -- Frankie really seems to enjoy the night s...

• Mar-2010
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Playful, kid-friendly poems from five alternating points of view explore the volcanic process and its effect on the surrounding land, flora, and fauna. From the lava crickets to the ferns, everyone has something to say about it! Follow one day—f...