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On her website, Chris Conover writes, “Whether in the fantasy world depicted in my books for young children or in my realistic paintings, my work is inspired by my love of animals. As companions, helpers, and guardians, animals are an important part of the world we share. I am fascinated by their behavior, and find that it mirrors our own in ways that can be charming or even unsettling.” Her website is at: http://chrisconover.com/index.html
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The Adventures of Simple Simon (1987)
A retelling of the amusing antics of Simple Simon, a lovable country bumpkin. Borrow online from archive.org.
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
The Bear and the Kingbird (1979)
When the bear insults the kingbirds’ chicks, a humorous battle ensues between the land animals and the flying creatures of the world.
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Brothers Grimm
Jacob Grimm
Wilhelm Grimm
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Chris Conover
The Beast in the Bed (1981)
A Beast whose vocation is to be the imaginary friend of lonely children, must find a new home.
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Author(s):
Barbara Dillon
Illustrator(s):
Chris Conover
The Christmas Bears (2008)
A family of bears prepares for Christmas.
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
The Enchanted Doll House (1981)
A catalog chiefly devoted to dolls, doll houses and their furnishings.
Author(s):
Barbara Haviland
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Chris Conover
Froggie Went A-Courting (1986)
Froggie went a-courting and he did ride,
Sword and pistol by his side.
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Chris Conover
David Wolff
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Chris Conover
The Gingerbread Boy (1975)
The Gingerbread boy runs away. Look out for the fox!
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
The Lion’s Share (2000)
A lion cub is born with wings and can’t wait to try them.
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
The Little Humpbacked Horse (1980)
The little humpbacked horse helps Ivan the fool become Ivan the Tsar, and marry the Tsarevna.
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Author(s):
Margaret Hodges
Illustrator(s):
Chris Conover
Jeanyee Wong
Moon Song (1990)
But why the moon man fishes the sea
Only the moon man knows.
Author(s):
Mildred Plew Meigs
Illustrator(s):
Chris Conover
Mother Goose and the Sly Fox (1989)
When the sly fox steals six of her goslings, Mother Goose must act quickly to rescue them.
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
Over the Hills and Far Away (2004)
Tommy was a piper’s son,
He learned to pipe when he was young;
The only song that he could play
Was over the hills and far away.
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Chris Conover
Randa Kirshbaum
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Chris Conover
Plenty of Patches: An Introduction to Patchwork Quilting and Applique (1978)
A practical guide to patchwork quilting for the beginner.
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Author(s):
Marilyn Ratner
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Chris Conover
Sam Panda and Thunder Dragon (1992)
When a prolonged drought destroys his apple crop, Sam Panda heads to the city to look for work, but the Thunder Dragon has another job for him.
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
The School Mouse (1977)
A first grader is reconciled to school when he finds his pet mouse has moved to the school room.
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Author(s):
Dorothy Joan Harris
Illustrator(s):
Chris Conover
Six Little Ducks (1976)
A rollicking rendition of a traditional nursery rhyme.
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1975)
A carousel format version of this perennial favorite.
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Chris Conover
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Chris Conover
Somebody Else’s Child (1976)
Peter learns what it means to be adopted.
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Author(s):
Roberta Silman
Illustrator(s):
Chris Conover
What’s Happened to Harry? (1982)
An unwary Harry ends up as a poodle on All Hallows Eve.
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Author(s):
Barbara Dillon
Illustrator(s):
Chris Conover
Where Did My Mother Go? (1978)
Little Cat thinks his mother is lost, but is she?
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Author(s):
Edna Mitchell Preston
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Chris Conover