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The grasshopper & the ants First edition. by Pinkney, Jerry

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Grasshopper on the road by Lobel, Arnold

Subjects: “…Grasshoppers Juvenile fiction.…”

Joyful noise : poems for two voices First edition. by Fleischman, Paul

Contents: “…Grasshoppers --…”
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National Geographic book of animal poetry : 200 poems that squeak, soar, and roar : with favorites from Robert Frost, Jack Prelutsky, Emily Dickinson, and more by Dickinson, Emily, 1830-1886, Frost, Robert, 1874-1963, Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936

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On the banks of Plum Creek Newly illustrated, uniform ed. by Wilder, Laura Ingalls, 1867-1957

Contents: “…The door in the ground -- The house in the ground -- Rushes and flags -- Deep water -- Strange animal -- Wreath of roses -- Ox on the roof -- Straw-stack -- Grasshopper weather -- Cattle in the hay -- Runaway -- The Christmas horses -- A merry Christmas -- Spring freshet -- Footbridge -- The wonderful house -- Moving in -- The old crab and the bloodsuckers -- The fish-trap -- School -- Nellie Oleson -- Town party -- Country party -- Going to church -- The glittering cloud -- Grasshopper eggs -- Rain -- The letter -- The darkest hour is just before dawn -- Going to town -- Surprise -- Grasshoppers walking -- Wheels of fire -- Marks on the slate -- Keeping house -- Prairie winter -- The long blizzard -- The day of games -- The third day -- The fourth day -- Christmas Eve.…”
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Aesop's fables

Contents: “…The shepherd boy and the wolf -- The grasshopper and the ants -- The stag and his reflection -- The cat, the rooster, and the mouse -- The north wind and the sun -- The heifer and the ox -- The tortoise and the hare -- The donkey and the lapdog -- The wolf in sheep's clothing -- The lark and her children -- The mice and the weasels -- The boy and the almonds -- The stork and the cranes -- Androcles and the lion -- The donkey's shadow -- The fox and the goat -- The miser -- The troublesome dog -- The milkmaid and her pail -- The pig and the sheep -- The roosters and the eagle -- The miller, his son, and their donkey -- The fox and the pheasants -- The lion and the mouse -- The oxen and the wagon wheels -- The dog in the manger -- The gnat and the bull -- The fox and the stork -- The wolf and the house dog -- The fox and the grapes -- The goose and the golden eggs -- The shepherd and the wild goats -- The bundle of sticks -- King Log and King Stork -- The donkey and the load of salt -- The peacock's tail -- The man and the lion -- The fisherman and his catch -- The astrologer -- The horse and the stag -- The town mouse and the country mouse -- The sick lion -- The gardener and his dog -- The boy who went swimming -- The travelers and the bear -- The fox and the crow -- The wolf and the crane -- Little crab and his grandmother -- The donkey in the lion's skin -- The crow and the pitcher -- The children and the frogs -- The travelers and the gold coins -- The boasting traveler -- The ant and the dove -- The dog and the bone -- The lion and the gnat -- The wolf and the shepherd -- The oak and the reeds -- The rooster and the fox -- Belling the cat -- The mermaid and the woodcutter.…”

Bennett's fables from Aesop and others, translated into human nature by Bennett, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1829-1867

Contents: “…The wolf and the lamb -- The frog and the ox -- The ass in a lion's skin -- The lobster and his mother -- The wolves and the sick ass -- The ape and her two young ones -- The daw in borrowed plumes -- The lion and the gnat -- The fox and the crow -- The fox that was docked -- The dog and the shadow -- The fox and the grapes -- The mole and her son -- The cat's paw -- The treacherous cur -- The dog and the wolf -- The dog in the manger -- The hare and the tortoise -- The fox and the crocodile -- The ant and the grasshopper -- The wolf in sheep's clothing -- The wolf and the crane.…”