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Lot of 10 Children's Books

Books were published by Scholastic except for Boo to You Too! Books were used by preschool teachers not by children. The first three books are Halloween books. The Little Old Lady. has a torn binding.

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Item	387532333967
Seller	frmi.us.qmddh3a ( 34 ⭐ ) 100.0% Location: State College, US, Pennsylvania Accept Payments With ,
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Condition	Good
Book Title	Various Titles
Signed	No
Narrative Type	Fiction
Publisher	Scholastic
Intended Audience	Ages 4-8
Inscribed	No
Vintage	No
Personalize	No
Type	Picture Book
Format	Paperback
Language	English
Era	Multiple Illustrators
Author	Mixed Authors
Personalized	No
Features	Illustrated
Genre	Early Childhood
Topic	Books, Halloween, Autumn, Thanksgiving

Books Included:1. Six Creepy Sheep by Judith Ross Enderle and Stephanie Gordon Tessler2. Boo to You Too! by Elizabeth Rodger3. The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams4. Apple Trouble! by Ragnhild Scamell5. Leaves by David Ezra Stein6. Sneeze, Big Bear, Sneeze! by Maureen Wright7. Little Tree by Loren Long8. The Scarecrow's Hat by Ken Brown9. A Turkey for Thanksgiving by Eve Bunting10. 'Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving by Dav PilkeyBooks have names covered with Wite-Out, torn corners, creases, and worn bindings and edges.The first three books are Halloween books. The Little Old Lady... has a torn binding.Books 4-8 are autumn themed. There is a smudge on one of the pages of Leaves.Sneeze, Big Bear, Sneeze! has a crease on the back cover.Little Tree has a crease on the front cover.The last two books are Thanksgiving books. Both have torn bindings.Books were published by Scholastic except for Boo to You Too! which was published by Aladdin Paperbacks, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing Division.Books were used by preschool teachers not by children.