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    Under Blue Skies: Verses & Pictures
    Under Blue Skies: Verses & Pictures
    Under Blue Skies: Verses & Pictures
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    Under Blue Skies: Verses & Pictures

    By Sarah Jeannette Lathbury Brigham

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    This work is an illustrated children's poetry book containing the most delightful poems by Sarah Jeannette Lathbury Brigham. The thoughts expressed in these verses are a joy to read. These lovely poems are written in simple language on fascinating topics that will interest the little readers throughout the collection. The poet takes the children on a beautiful journey into the captivating world of poetry. It features some of her most cherished poems, including Under Blue Skies, Little Neighbors, Study-hour, The Letter, Daffy Dil and Jonny Quil, and many more.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDigiCat
    Release dateJun 2, 2022
    ISBN8596547052968
    Under Blue Skies: Verses & Pictures

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