Yolen, Jane
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Yolen, Jane
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- trueLost boy : the story of the man who created Peter Pan
- trueBaby Bear books
- trueEmerald circus
- trueFairy tale cookbooks
- trueHow do dinosaurs--? (Board books)
- trueHow do dinosaurs--? (Picture books)
- trueInterrupting Cow
- trueLittle Frog (Jane Yolen)
- trueOn bird hill and beyond
- truePiggins mysteries
- truePit dragon chronicles
- trueSchool of fish
- trueSeelie wars
- trueStone Man mysteries
- trueStuart quartet
- trueWelcome to--
- trueYoung Merlin trilogy
- trueA bear sat on my porch today
- trueA kite for Moon
- A mirror to nature : poems about reflection
- trueA plague of unicorns
- trueA sip of Aesop
- trueAll those secrets of the world
- trueAll-star! : Honus Wagner and the most famous baseball card ever
- trueAn egret's day
- trueAnimal stories : heartwarming true tales from the animal kingdom
- trueB.U.G. : (Big Ugly Guy)
- trueBaby Bear's big dreams
- trueBaby Bear's chairs
- trueBad girls : sirens, Jezebels, murderesses, thieves, & other female villains
- trueBear outside
- trueBeneath the ghost moon
- Best witches : poems for Halloween
- trueBirds of a feather
- Breaking out the devil
- Briar Rose
- trueBug off! : creepy, crawly poems
- trueCentaur rising
- trueColor me a rhyme : nature poems for young people
- trueCome to the fairies' ball
- trueCreepy monsters, sleepy monsters : a lullaby
- trueCrossing the current
- Crow not crow
- Dimity Duck
- trueDragon's heart
- trueEek, you reek! : poems about animals that stink, stank, stunk
- trueElsie's bird
- trueEmily writes : Emily Dickinson and her poetic beginnings
- trueEncounter
- trueFairy tale breakfasts : a cookbook for young readers and eaters / retold by Jane Yolen ; recipes by Heidi E.Y. Stemple ; illustrations by Philippe Bâeha
- trueFairy tale desserts : a cookbook for young readers and eaters
- trueFairy tale dinners : a cookbook for young readers and eaters
- trueFairy tale feasts : a literary cookbook for young readers and eaters
- trueFairy tale lunches : a cookbook for young readers and eaters
- trueFine feathered friends : poems for young people
- trueFly with me! : a celebration of birds through pictures, poems, and stories
- trueFriendship on the high seas
- trueGrandad Bill's song
- trueGrandma's hurrying child
- trueGreyling
- trueGrumbles from the forest : fairy-tale voices with a twist : poems
- trueGrumbles from the town : Mother-Goose voices with a twist
- trueHow do dinosaurs choose their pets?
- trueHow do dinosaurs clean their rooms?
- trueHow do dinosaurs count to ten?
- trueHow do dinosaurs eat cookies?
- trueHow do dinosaurs eat their food?
- How do dinosaurs eat their food? [kit]/
- trueHow do dinosaurs get well soon?
- trueHow do dinosaurs go to school?
- How do dinosaurs learn their colors?
- trueHow do dinosaurs learn to read?
- trueHow do dinosaurs play with their friends?
- trueHow do dinosaurs say I love you?
- trueHow do dinosaurs say I'm mad?
- trueHow do dinosaurs say good night
- trueHow do dinosaurs say goodbye?
- trueHow do dinosaurs say happy Chanukah?
- trueHow do dinosaurs say merry Christmas?
- trueHow do dinosaurs show good manners?
- trueHow do dinosaurs stay friends?
- trueHow do dinosaurs stay safe?
- trueHush, little horsie
- trueI am the storm
- trueInterrupting Cow
- trueInterrupting Cow and the chicken crossing the road
- trueJewish fairy tale feasts : a literary cookbook
- trueJohnny Appleseed : the legend and the truth
- trueKing Long Shanks
- trueKnowing the name of a bird
- trueLeast things : poems about small natures
- trueLittle Frog and the spring polliwogs
- trueLittle frog and the scary autumn thing
- trueMama's kiss
- trueMapping the bones
- trueMeet me at the well : the girls and women of the Bible
- trueMerlin : the young Merlin trilogy, book three
- Milk and honey
- trueMiriam at the river
- Monster Academy : where do little monsters go to school?
- trueMouse's birthday
- trueMy Uncle Emily
- trueMy brothers' flying machine : Wilbur, Orville, and me
- trueMy father knows the names of things
- trueNaming Liberty
- New tricks for the Old Dog
- trueNot all princesses dress in pink
- trueOff we go!
- Off we go!
- trueOn Duck Pond
- trueOn bird hill
- trueOn eagle cove
- trueOnce there was a story : tales from around the world, perfect for sharing
- trueThe Seelie king's war
- trueThe alligator's smile and other poems
- trueThe curse of the thirteenth fey : the true tale of Sleeping Beauty
- trueThe day Tiger Rose said goodbye
- trueThe devil's arithmetic
- trueThe emerald circus
- trueThe emperor and the kite
- The firebird
- trueThe hostage prince
- trueThe last changeling
- trueThe perfect wizard : Hans Christian Andersen
- trueThe scarecrow's dance
- trueThe stone angel
- trueThe stranded whale
- trueThunder underground
- trueTrash Mountain
- trueUnder the star : a Christmas counting story
- trueWaking dragons
- trueWee rhymes : baby's first poetry book
- trueWelcome to the green house
- trueWelcome to the ice house
- trueWelcome to the sea of sand
- trueWhat to do with a box
- trueWhat to do with a string
- trueWild wings : poems for young people
- trueYou nest here with me
- trueOwl moon
- truePassager : the young Merlin trilogy, book one
- truePegasus, the flying horse
- truePiggins
- truePlymouth rocks! : the stone-cold truth
- truePretty princess pig
- truePumpkin baby
- Queen's own fool : a novel of Mary Queen of Scots
- trueQueen's own fool : a novel of Mary Queen of Scots
- trueRacing the waves
- trueRaising Yoder's barn
- trueRocking the tide
- trueRomping monsters, stomping monsters
- Sanctuary
- trueSchool of fish
- trueSea queens : women pirates around the world
- trueSing a season song
- trueSister Bear : a Norse tale
- trueSnow in Summer
- trueSoft house
- trueSomething new for Rosh Hashanah
- trueStone cold
- trueSword of the rightful king : a novel of King Arthur
- Take joy : a writer's guide to loving the craft
- trueTesting the waters
- trueThe Barefoot book of ballet stories
- trueThe Emily sonnets : the life of Emily Dickinson
- trueThe Rogues
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- trueLast laughs : animal epitaphs
- Cut from the same cloth : American women of myth, legend, and tall tale
- On Bird Hill & beyond
- The devil's arithmetic
- Wham! it's a poetry jam : discovering performance poetry
- Jane Yolen's old MacDonald songbook
- trueTake two! : a celebration of twins
- How do dinosaurs say good night? [videorecording] : ... and more stories that rhyme
- Crazy hair day ...and more funny school adventures [videorecording]
- trueRum pum pum
- Runaway Ralph [videorecording]
- Stone Man mysteries, bk. 2
- trueHere's a little poem : a very first book of poetry
- Favorite folktales from around the world
- Things that go bump in the night : a collection of original stories
- trueThis little piggy : lap songs, finger plays, clapping games, and pantomime rhymes
- trueSelf-portrait with seven fingers : the life of Marc Chagall in verse
- trueFairy tale dinners : a cookbook for young readers and eaters
- Adventures at school [videorecording]
- School of fish (Series)
- trueA plague of unicorns
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- trueCrossing the current
- trueMeet me at the well : the girls and women of the Bible
- Crow not crow
- trueSomething new for Rosh Hashanah
- trueHow do dinosaurs say goodbye?
- trueYou nest here with me
- trueOn eagle cove
- trueEek, you reek! : poems about animals that stink, stank, stunk
- trueHow do dinosaurs show good manners?
- trueEmily writes : Emily Dickinson and her poetic beginnings
- trueThunder underground
- trueMiriam at the river
- trueHow do dinosaurs stay friends?
- Monster Academy : where do little monsters go to school?
- trueSing a season song
- trueCentaur rising
- trueI am the storm
- trueBear outside
- trueSchool of fish
- trueInterrupting Cow
- trueThe emerald circus
- trueFly with me! : a celebration of birds through pictures, poems, and stories
- trueFriendship on the high seas
- trueInterrupting Cow and the chicken crossing the road
- trueThe alligator's smile and other poems
- trueRacing the waves
- trueTesting the waters
- trueJewish fairy tale feasts : a literary cookbook
- trueGrumbles from the town : Mother-Goose voices with a twist
- trueTrash Mountain
- Sanctuary
- trueHow do dinosaurs choose their pets?
- trueWhat to do with a string
- New tricks for the Old Dog
- trueKnowing the name of a bird
- trueHow do dinosaurs eat cookies?
- truePlymouth rocks! : the stone-cold truth
- Breaking out the devil
- trueLittle Frog and the spring polliwogs
- trueRum pum pum
- How do dinosaurs eat their food? [kit]/
- trueThe Seelie king's war
- trueLittle frog and the scary autumn thing
- trueA bear sat on my porch today
- How do dinosaurs learn their colors?
- trueHow do dinosaurs learn to read?
- trueOnce there was a story : tales from around the world, perfect for sharing
- trueA kite for Moon
- trueMapping the bones
- trueOn Duck Pond
- trueOn bird hill
- trueRocking the tide
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