Big Jinny: The Story of a Grizzly Bear

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"Bears are commonly misquoted." That’s what Frank B. Linderman concluded after spending most of his life in the wild. In Big Jinny Linderman lets a little grizzly cub speak for herself, and Jinny has plenty to say.

This is Jinny’s story about growing up in the Montana wilderness, where every day promises adventure, mischief—and danger. She and her brother cub, Jim, learn from their mother about eating, playing, avoiding certain animals—and, most important of all, minding their own business. But when Jinny wakes up from her first hibernation, curiosity tempts her to ignore this most important lesson and travel far from home, minding everybody else’s business while learning a few new lessons about what it is to be a grizzly bear.

Big Jinny’s story, steeped in nature lore and illustrated with Elizabeth Lochrie’s lush watercolors, leads readers young and old on an enchanting adventure through the wilds of western America even as they learn, with Jinny, how grizzlies really live.

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In Baseball's Great Experiment: Jackie Robinson and His Legacy and the follow-up Jackie Robinson Reader, Jules Tygiel focused his historian's eye on what was arguably baseball's most stunning single event. Dissecting it from every angle, he followed its consequences through the weft of the national fabric in a pair of consummate, readable, and marvelously entertaining books that painted an arresting portrait of a remarkable man and his remarkable ordeal. In Past Time Tygiel widens his focus to turn his considerable narrative and interpretive skills loose on the broader tapestry of the game itself. The result is a superb collection of essays on American history filtered through the national pastime's lens. "If there is a unifying theme"--and there certainly is--"it is that while the game of baseball itself has changed minimally since its origins, the context and format in which Americans have absorbed and appreciated the game have dramatically shifted."

Drawing on his encyclopedic knowledge of the game, Tygiel uses the game as his doorway for entry into--and airing out--several rooms of the American past. Though the nine essays that make up Past Time reflect the game's nine innings and are presented chronologically, they are each entities unto themselves and can be read in any order. Rarely stepping onto the playing field, they avoid the mushiness and rhapsodizing that baseball tends to evoke. Instead, they take provocative looks at the often overlooked--like why statistics hold the game together, and why holding the game together was crucial to an America emerging from the Civil War--and fresh looks at old warhorses like baseball and the Depression era, baseball and civil rights, and baseball and America's post-World War II geographical shift. The final "inning" examines such recent obsessions as rotisserie leagues and fantasy camps, and the chapter on Bobby Thompson's famed home run and how the ways we would experience the game in the early years of the Cold War would change is thoroughly absorbing. But, then, so is the rest of Past Time. It has you wishing for extra "innings." --Jeff Silverman

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Few writers know more about baseball's role in American life than Jules Tygiel. In Baseball's Great Experiment: Jackie Robinson and His Legacy, Tygiel penned a classic work, a landmark book that towers above most writing about the sport. Now he ranges across the last century and a half in an intriguing look at baseball as history, and history as reflected in baseball. In Past Time, Tygiel gives us a seat behind home plate, where we catch the ongoing interplay of baseball and American society. We begin in New York in the 1850s, where pre-Civil War nationalism shaped the emergence of a "national pastime." We witness the true birth of modern baseball with the development of its elaborate statistics--the brainchild of English-born reformer, Henry Chadwick. Chadwick, Tygiel writes, created the sport's "historical essence" and even imparted a moral dimension to the game with his concepts of "errors" and "unearned" runs. Tygiel offers equally insightful looks at the role of rags-to-riches player-owners in the formation of the upstart American League and he describes the complex struggle to establish African-American baseball in a segregated world. He also examines baseball during the Great Depression (when Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail saved the game by perfecting the farm system, night baseball, and radio broadcasts), the ironies of Bobby Thomson's immortal "shot heard 'round the world," the rapid relocation of franchises in the 1950s and 1960s, and the emergence of rotisserie leagues and fantasy camps in the 1980s. In Past Time, Jules Tygiel provides baseball history with a difference. Instead of a pitch-by-pitch account of great games, in this groundbreaking book, the field is American history and baseball itself is the star.

Customer Reviews:

Fascinating.......2001-12-20

What a treat! Tygiel presents nine loosely-connected essays on various aspects of baseball and their interrelation with other aspects of American history and social change. With a historian's eye for detail and mind for interpretation, each chapter presents gems of insight that even serious students of baseball history will find intriguing. Tygiel's writing style, as befits a professor of history, is intelligent, literate, and persuasive, but never dry. The "short-story" format works well, and provides opportunity for reflection--although readers may have a hard time not just moving on to the next "inning." Reflecting Tygiel's academic background, the essays are impeccably researched and lavishly footnoted, with many primary sources cited. This book is a must for fans of baseball, and for fans of US history--for fans of both, buy the hardback, and reserve a place of honor for it on your bookshelf. You'll want to read it over again, for this book's only major drawback is the lack of extra innings.

provocative, enjoyable synthesis of baseball and history.......2001-05-16

When Professory Jules Tygiel presented his authoritative analysis of Jackie Robinson in "Baseball's Great Experiment," he gave notice that writing about baseball could not only reflect history but provide lovers of the "national game" a sense of how baseball reflected and influenced the society in which they live. His most recent effort, "Past Time," is a splendid integration of baseball and the dominant social and economic themes resonating around and through the sport. Written in nine chapters, each representing an inning/era in baseball's past, Professor Tygiel explores numerous athletic and historical themes in a beautifully written and thoroughly researched volume. It belongs not only on shelves of those, like me, who love the sport, but those, like me, who believe that imaginative and provocative histories can help assist all of us in understanding who we are and how we became the way we are.

Readers could enjoy this volume by selecting any one of the chapters; although the work is presented chronologically, Professor Tygiel offers each "inning" as its own entity. The meticulous research that entered into his writing (the book has some twenty pages of footnotes) weaves seamlessly into truly graceful writing. As he would say of DiMaggio, "he makes it look easy." There are trenchant observations on baseball as business, on the place of a ballclub in a city's self-definition and how the media has enhanced and democratized the sport.

I especially enjoyed his talented analysis of the impact of media on the sport. From print journalism, which helped create fans to the advent of visual media (ably noted as "new ways of knowing") to the impact of electronic dissemination of information, baseball has enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with mass communication. I was most impressed with his description of Henry Chadwick, whose devotion to the scientific and reform ideas he saw as essential to baseball's success, the father of baseball statistics. Readers will no doubt delight remembering Chadwick's invention of the stories "batting average" when they consider the impact of Bill James' type of information in their modern sensibilities.

There are nuggets of unmitigated delight here as well. Tygiel wonderously describes Babe Ruth becoming mute during an early radio interview and having his voice replaced by the moderator; nobody knew the difference and many commented on how well Ruth spoke. Then, Tygiel gives an absolutely fascinating commentary on Russ Hodges' famous "The Giants win the pennant" call after Bobby Thompson hit his "shot heard 'round the world." Not only that, he provides insight into how a prescient statistic analyst, Dodger employee Allan Roth, sadly predicted the very homerun which upset his beloved team.

Written with a love of the sport, a respect for the glorious cadences of the human voice and a knowledge of the political, economic and social interaction of sport and society, "Past Time" will emerge as one of the essential works on baseball every fan of the game and of the country will want to own.

The Best.......2000-10-09

I probably grew up in "the middle" of baseball history avidly watching "my" Giants at the Polo Grounds and on channel 11 out of New York. In those days the Dodgers and Giants played each other 22 times a season and they were some of the best baseball wars imaginable.

Jules Tygiel maticulously and fascinatingly brings the history of baseball alive from its' beginnings up to "THE" homerun hit by Bobby Thompson in l951. Unlike other authors, however, he intigrates the progress of baseball with its intersection and influence on the progress of society. It is an unforgettable history lesson written in a crisp fashion that allows easy reading.

The last third of the book traces the dramatic changes in professional baseball that brings us the game we know today where arch rivals play a maximum of eight to ten games per year against each other and players continually rotate from team to team seeking the best dollar.

Whether you enjoy today's game as well the past where there were two leagues of eight teams each is irrelevent. Baseball, in the form it is played in 2000,is establishing permanentcy and likely to change little save for further expansion. Jules Tygiel's "Past Time" lets us understand the how and why the changes in the past fifty years have occurred. Like it or not - it sure is nice to know!

Finally, one of the best baseball books I have ever read.

Baseball as America, because Baseball is America.......2000-05-15

I must start with the disclaimer: I am an unabashed fan of Baseball. To some of us, there is so much about Baseball which parallels the growth and development of our country. Jules Tygiel does an admirable job of linking some of Baseball's magic moments with the spirit of the times, and interweaves the two in a fascinating piece of work.

The history of some of the early magnates of the game (Comiskey, Mack and McGraw) parallels some of the other early captains of industry, and understanding how they did what they did explains much of how we have moved from agrarian society to industrial capitalism. The segregation of the Negro Leagues and the ultimate integration of the game are richly explored, set with the backdrop of the issue of race in America.

"The Shot Heard Round The World" was certainly one of the games greatest moments. But I had never thought of it in terms of the "post-war pre-eminence" (some, including the author might instead say the "arrogance") of America, and the place of New York as the center of the world (I guess the moniker "Mediteranian" had been already taken several centuries prior).

Easy reading. A great gift for those who have an interest in the game which goes deeper than what can be found in tomorrow morning's box scores.

First-rate baseball history -- emphasis on the "history".......2000-05-06

In the nine essays comprising this volume, historian Jules Tygiel demonstrates his mastery of 150 years of baseball history. But rather than attempt a comprehensive treatment of the topic, he focuses on key issues which often slip through the cracks of broader histories and biographies: the evolution of baseball statistics, the men whose personalities dictated the evolution of the game from 1900-20, the effect of mass media on the game and its fans, the rise of fantasy games and adult fantasy camps in recent decades.

This shouldn't be the first baseball history book in your library. If you have a shelf-ful of books on the topic, though, "Past Time" should be among them. No matter how many you've read, you'll learn something new here.

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Misleading title

Good book on the history of all aspects baseball in DC, not just pro ball

This book is not what you think it is......

The Nationals Past Times: The History And New Beginning Of Baseball In Washington, D.c.
James C. Roberts
Manufacturer: Triumph Books
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

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Washington Senators, 1901-1971

ASIN: 1572437545

Book Description

More than 30 years after the Senators left town, major league baseball has returned to Washington, D.C. During their inaugural season of 2005, the Nationals will discover what Washingtonians have known all along: baseball and the Beltway have been a perfect match for more than a century. The Nationals Pastime brings that point home with a fascinating collection of stories that explore the history of the game in our nation's capitol.

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Misleading title.......2005-08-06

I have many of the same comments as the previous reviewers. The book's title is misleading, and really has very little to do with the history of professional baseball in Washington or its suburbs. Morever, this has to be one of the worst edited books I have ever read. I found several misspellings of proper names and several outright factual errors - and I wasn't even looking particularly close for either. Overall, the book was an interesting read, but I think it could have been better presented.

Good book on the history of all aspects baseball in DC, not just pro ball.......2005-07-26

Overall, I liked this book. The title of the book is both misleading and right on. "The Nationals Past Times" makes you think it will be about a history of the old Nationals/Senators major league team. However, they only briefly talk about that. "The History And New Beginning Of Baseball In Washington, D.C." part of the title is a bit more relevant to the contents of the book. While I didn't see much about the "New Beginning" part, the book does cover all aspects of the history of baseball in DC (Pro, Semi-Pro, Little League, you name it).

I really enjoyed the first 8 chapters that made up the "In the past" section. The remainder of the book was a pretty even mix of interesting items and less interesting items. Luckily, if you find yourself reading a chapter about an aspect of DC baseball that you don't care about, you don't have much further to read because most of the chapters are pretty short.

All in all, it was a pretty good read.

This book is not what you think it is.............2005-05-20

While the cover of this book purports it to be "The History...of Baseball in Washington, D.C." it is anything but that and anyone expecting to read about the Senators will be sorely disappointed. How can any book on Washington baseball fail to mention, even in passing, the likes of Goose Goslin, Sam Rice, Mickey Vernon or Frank Howard? In fact only seven of the sixteen Senators in the Hall of Fame merit any mention at all with most of those who are included receiving only a word or two at most. Where's the story of the mysterious death of Ed Delahanty? How about the world series exploits of Fred Lindstrom and Sam Rice? Where are the odd stories of Denny McClain, Curt Flood and Ted Williams in Washington? This book is actually a collection of essays on baseball, some interesting, some not, including pieces on T-ball, a college wooden bat league in the Shenandoah Valley, Pete Rose, Pete Rose, Jr., Harry Carray and Joe Jackson. I want my money back!

National past time (Southwest Airlines Spirit)

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National past time (Southwest Airlines Spirit)
Jim Morrison
Manufacturer: AA Magazine
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Binding: Unknown Binding

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Past Time Baseball As History
Jules Tygiel
Manufacturer: Oxford University Press, USA
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000OKN7TM

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Past Time: Baseball As History
Jules Tygiel
Manufacturer: Oxford University Press, USA
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback
ASIN: B000OKTEA8

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8 Maps

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very helpful in my u/w photography.......1999-08-31

very helpful in telling me what to expect at various sites so i could decide which lens to put into my housing. Camera preparation cuts into my vacation time...and these books help get ready. So i always study them before i go. always.

Don't Waste Your Money.......1997-06-03

Like all the Pisces dive guides I've read, this one is superficial and poorly illustrated. Don't waste your money on this lightweight and useless pamphlet masquerading as a dive guide.

Lonely Planet Palau: Diving & Snorkeling

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worth the price
Very helpful while diving Palau
Excellent, and more than just a diving & snorkeling guide !
Excellent, and more than just a diving & snorkeling guide !

Lonely Planet Palau: Diving & Snorkeling
Tim Rock , and Francis Toribiong
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Publications
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Binding: Paperback

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dive site depth range and conditions
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topside practicalities
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10 easy-to-read maps

ASIN: 1864500190

Product Description

The Palau archipelago in Micronesia boasts a huge barrier reef that protects the mushroom-shaped limestone Rock Islands, offering tranquil diving and snorkeling in the lagoon's warm waters. Dramatic drop-offs at the famed Ngemelis Wall and Blue Corner makes Palau an adrenaline-pumping drift-diving paradise. Explore historic WWII shipwrecks, venture into mysterious sea caves, and snorkel ancient Jellyfish Lake. From the southern tip of Peleliu to the northern reaches of Kayangel Atoll, this guide covers 48 of Palau's best dive sites, with full-color photos throughout.

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worth the price.......2005-11-24

Well worth the money to purchase this book. There are LOTS of quality places to snorkel and dive in Palau, this book gives you some help picking out the best places for you. Also some (not a ton, but adequate) suggestions for dry-land activities.
And yes, I was in Palau spring 2005- the jellys in jellyfish lake are back to a healthy population after El nino!

Very helpful while diving Palau.......2002-01-29

I spent 10 days diving Palau in June 2001 and this book was incredibly helpful. There are so many dive sites to choose from in this region, and this book did an excellent job detailing each and every one. Since most dive operators in this region take "requests" rather than dictate where you're going, it's nice to have some information to make an informed decision, depending upon whether you want to focus on macro, big animal enounters, drift dives, wrecks, etc. Going to dive Palau without this book is simply a bad idea.

Excellent, and more than just a diving & snorkeling guide !.......2001-07-28

I used by no means to be a fan of diving and snorkeling. Yet, the beautiful seas of the Pacific, combined with this wonderful excellently written guidebook, introduced me to the wonderful world of this activity. The guidebook provides excellent and invaluable information and advice for divers and snorkelers - beginners and experts alike - with special focus on how great this can be in Palau. Meanwhile, the guidebook is also a wonderful travel tool for visiting Palau, whether or not you are primarily there for snorkeling and diving. All in all, it is surely a worthwhile, if not crucial, purchase, before you set off to the Pacific.

Excellent, and more than just a diving & snorkeling guide !.......2001-07-28

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It's a Hit!!

Lots of fun and informative too.

All Aboard for a GREAT TRAIN BOOK!

JIngle the Brass

What a fun read!

Jingle the Brass
Patricia Newman
Manufacturer: Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR)
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Binding: Hardcover

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ASIN: 0374336792
Release Date: 2004-08-26

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"Climb aboard and ride the point!"

Step back in time to Ruby's rail-yard hash house and put on the nosebag with the boss hogger. He'll tell you he likes his eggs with headlights, but if you want scrambled, just order wreck on the main line. Follow him as he and his ashcat warm up engine number 417 at the roundhouse, give her a drink at the water tower, and then hitch her up to a jigger. Then jingle the brass and ride the point. Soon the rods will be flashing, because now you're railroading!

Rhythmic text and busy, detail-filled pictures make learning train lingo loads of fun in this picture book that transports readers back to the heyday of steam locomotion.

Customer Reviews:

It's a Hit!!.......2005-12-11

This delightful picture book will thrill young boys and girls alike as they race down the tracks with an ole hogger on engine 417! They'll meet colorful characters along the way, from Ole Joe, the ashcat, to Mabel, the merry-go-round operator, as the illustrations perfectly capture the lingo of this fast-paced E ticket ride. Kids will absolutely love it!

Lots of fun and informative too........2005-12-02

A definite must for your home library! Kids love the detailed watercolors and the almost-musical text. Who knew railroading slang was so fun? Pretty soon your kids will be asking for their milk as "whitewash" and telling your their "trick is up" at bedtime. Train enthusiast of all ages will enjoy this trip down the main line.

All Aboard for a GREAT TRAIN BOOK!.......2005-11-15

CAN YOU HEAR THE WHISTLE BLOWING? . . .ummm, yes, you sure can! It's coming down the track, coming down the track, coming down the track!

Patricia Newman delivers a zesty read about the world of trains. Told from the point of the engineer, you will learn train terms, facts, and just a fresh appreciation for the chugging world of transportation.

Perfect resource for a transportation unit in the classroom.

I also love the title. . .and I LOVE THIS BOOK!

JIngle the Brass.......2004-11-07

This beautifully illustrated book about the glorious days of steam railroading is one which all proud grandparents will enjoybuying for and sharing with their grandchildren. Grandfathers especially will enjoy the old railroad lingo and the opportunity of sharing what it was like long ago. It isn't only granmothers who read to the children!

What a fun read!.......2004-10-09

This book cries out to be read out loud. A very fun, entertaining read. My only regret is that my children are too old to ask me to read it to them time and time again--I no longer have a convenient excuse. Highly recommended for readers of all ages -- and for parents who miss reading out loud to their children. Do it anyway--they'll thank you for it!

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Bomba the Jingle Boy Among the Slaves
Roy Rockwood
Manufacturer: Cupples and Leon
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Binding: Hardcover
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Children's Christmas Classics Boxed Set VHS Cartoon Movies (Jingle Bells, Frosty, Rudolph, Little Drummer Boy, Santa Claus is Coming to Town)

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Children's Christmas Classics Boxed Set VHS Cartoon Movies (Jingle Bells, Frosty, Rudolph, Little Drummer Boy, Santa Claus is Coming to Town)

Manufacturer: Castle Communications
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ASIN: B000QY12ZC

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Featuring all the classics as originally seen Santa Claus told and sung by Fred Astaire, Mickey Rooney and Kris Keenan Wynn as "Winter. Rudolph is told and sung by Burl Ives. Little Drummer Boy voices by Greer Garson, Frosty voices by Jimmy Durante, plus Jingle Bells. All suitable for children of all ages. Color Cartoons.

The Gingerbread Boy and Joyful Jingle Play Stories

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The Gingerbread Boy and Joyful Jingle Play Stories

Manufacturer: Albert Whitman & Co.
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Binding: Hardcover
ASIN: B000I8C8MW

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The Best
Fantastic Holiday Fiction for Teens

Jingle Boy
Kieran Scott
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ASIN: 0385901380
Release Date: 2003-09-23

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The Best.......2005-03-10

This book was amazing. It's the perfect novel to read even if it isn't Christmas time. It's hilariously funny, with memorable characters and a catchy plot. A must-read for all fans of teen fiction!

Fantastic Holiday Fiction for Teens.......2003-12-31

Paul Nicholas is sure that this Christmas will be the absolute best. For once he has a great girlfriend, Sarah, who just happens to love Christmas as much as he does, or at least the present part; he's got the job of being the mall Santa Claus, and he's getting the absolute perfect present this year, a jeep. Everything is just fine, beyond fine, until Paul loses his lucky Santa hat, and everything goes wrong. First he finds his girlfriend making out with the mall Santa Claus, who just happens to be the same one who'll be training him for his job next week, his father electrocutes himself while putting up Christmas lights, and almost burns down the house at the same time, and his mother loses her job. Now, the kid who has always been the biggest nut over Christmas, has decided to get even with the holiday, and everything associated with it.

As someone who absolutely LOVES reading books about the Christmas season, I was ecstatic to find JINGLE BOY. Not only is it one of the only teen fiction Christmas books on the market, but it is also one of the funniest I've ever read. Reminiscent of John Grisham's SKIPPING CHRISTMAS, JINGLE BOY is a must for all who love (or hate) the holiday season. It will keep you laughing out loud throughout the entire holiday season. Possibly longer. Don't miss it.

Erika Sorocco

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Jingles and joys for wee girls and boys
Mary D Brine
Manufacturer: Cassell & Co
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Binding: Hardcover

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The new gingerbread boy and joyful jingle play stories
Laura Rountree Smith
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TANTA KLAUS:( Rhymes with Mouse)O Jingle, O Joy O Tinsel O Boy.
Peter G. Blank
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The Dutch Boy's Jingle Paint Book
O.C. Harn
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Fred Stone jingles for good little girls and good little boys
George Ade
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