Lynn Reiser

• Mar-1991
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• Mar-1991
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• Mar-1992
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• Oct-1992
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• May-1993
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• Oct-1993
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Margaret and MargaritaMargarita Y Margaret

Margaret speaks English but not Spanish. Margarita speaks Spanish but not English. Can they still play? Of course they can! Join two robust girls who aren't about to let anything spoi...

• May-1994
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• Mar-1995
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• Sep-1995
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• Apr-1996
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• Jun-1997
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• Apr-1998
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Here is a book about everyday love and how one family expresses it. Four generations of mothers and daughters share family traditions that are the same but become slightly different as the times change. And whether they are sharing cherry pies or qui...

• Sep-1998
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• Oct-1999
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Offers a charming story about family love as an astronaut mother promises her daughter she'll be back from outer space in time for her play, complete with an overview of astonomy, the planets and more....

• Apr-2003
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Woof! Mother Dog has TEN puppies.
Nine have pink tongues.
One has a blue tongue.
Eight have pointed noses.
Two have flat noses.
Seven have floppy ears.
Three have perky ears ... Yip! Yip! Ten puppies group
and regroup.
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• May-2005
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Two dogs. Whistle can jump. So can Spot. Whistle can run. So can Spot. Whistle can catch. So can Spot. Whistle can swim. Oh, no!

Can Spot learn a new trick?

• May-2006
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All puppies grow up to be dogs, but these ten lucky puppies grow up to be dogs with jobs. The story counts down from ten to zero as each puppy pairs up with a hardworking human--a firefighter, a lifeguard, and a clown, among others. But no matter wha...

• May-2006
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A kitten, being picked up from preschool by his parent, asks, “What will we play today? Let’s play a ballgame!” This book with sturdy cardstock pages and clever die-cuts is made for active youngsters who long to play grown-up games. Though they...

• Oct-2006
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"Hey, Baby! Look at you, looking at me, looking at you looking at me," says the parent narrator of this interactive book that helps new parents interact with babies as young as two months. Big close-up photographs illustrate each phrase--"waving at m...

• Mar-2007
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Meet two very different girls.

Do they get along? Do they ever share their favorite things?

Of course! They are best friends!

Conoce a dos niñas diferentes.

¿Cómo se llevan? ¿Comparten sus cosas preferidas?

¡Por ...

• Jul-2008
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From great-grandmother to grandmother to mother to daughter, four generations embrace family tradition in slightly different ways. But one thing never changes: the love they have for one another.

De la bisabuela a la abuela a la mamá a la ...

• Jul-2012
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A natural follow-up to parent-baby bonding seen in "You and Me, Baby!," Lynn Reiser and Penny Gentieu’s new concept book focuses on sibling bonding of the two-to-four year old with the new baby in the family. Told in the voice of the “big” brot...