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Sail Away With Books!
Hooray for Feet! Blue Apple, 2005. (T-P)
Using simple, rhyming text this book celebrates the joy of having 2 feet with 10 toes that
can run, jump, dance, move, and take children wherever they choose to go.
Pedersen, Judy.
The Tiny Patient. Random, 1989. (T-P)
A young girl and her grandmother find a sparrow with a broken wing and nurse it back to
health, so it can return to the wild.
Pelletier, Andrew T.
Amazing Adventures of Bathman. Dutton, 2005. (T-P)
Bathman must save rubber Ducky from the evil Captain Squeegee in this comic-style
picture book.
Pendziwol, Jean E.
Dawn Watch. Groundwood, 2004. (P)
A girl serves as first mate as she and her father sail across Lake Superior for a glimpse of
the Northern lights.
Pendziwol, Jean.
A Treasure at Sea for Dragon and Me: Water Safety for Kids. Kids Can, 2006. (I)
The basics of water safety are covered in an entertaining story.
Pfanner, Louise.
Louise Builds a Boat. Scholastic, 1990. (I)
Louise imagines building her ideal boat, one with a wooden deck for games, a crow's nest
for watching dolphins, and a figurehead to paint.
Pflomm, Phyllis Noe.
Chalk in Hand: The Draw and Tell Book. Scarecrow, 1986. (L)
This resource book for teachers, librarians, and storytellers explains how to tell a story or
read a poem aloud while illustrating the story or poem at the same time.
Philbrick, Rodman.
The Young Man and The Sea. Blue Sky, 2004. (I-Y)
A boy goes out to sea by himself to catch a blue fin tuna.
Philemon, Sturges.
This Little Pirate. Dutton, 2005. (T+)
Fighting pirates join together to open a box and have a party.
Philip, Neil.
The Fish is Me, Bathtime Rhymes. Clarion, 2002. (T-P)
This is a collection of poems about bathtime by such authors as Aileen Fisher, Martin
Gardner, Caryl Brahms, and John Drinkwater.
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