Mary E. and the Apple TreeSophie Blackalls Farmhouse meets Barbara Cooneys Miss Rumphius in this timeless and richly thematic picture book about one girls experiences on her familys farm and how our traditions involving food can connect people and places through generations. Mary E. grew. First came one tooth, then another and another. The apple tree grew. First came one leaf, then another and another. On their way to Grammies house, apple dumplings in tow, a mother explains a

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But when two ants stay behind and take a nap in the sugar bowl

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Lollapalooza to Woodstock '99 - narrated in the voices of the decade's most important artists

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