maira bird (8 résultats)

Etat : Very Good. Very Good condition.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Third printing paperback with edges lightly rubbed and bumped. Blue covering on spine over staples has a small chip at head of spine. Tape at bottom of spine, a bit of finger soil in a few page margins. Book number 21 in the series. 32 pp. ISBN on foot of rear cover is #340032650 but that ISBN is the same at Jane Pilgrim's Christmas At Blackberry Farm, so we've included it here instead of the proper ISBN field to avoid confusion. Andy and Teddy find a box of fabric scraps and decide to sew a fabric cat which came out well, much to their delight. Only the white kitten did not like the toy cat and attacked it tearing it apart. Afterwards, the white cat pondered what it would be like to wear at patchwork coat and decides to get into it and did. White kitty waited by the front door for Andy and Teddy to return from their shopping trip. When they came home, they noticed the white tail rather than the red and green one they had sewn onto the toy cat and knew it was the white kitty inside. They scolded the kitty who felt sorry for wrecking their toy and helped them gather the patchwork pieces and stuffing to start all over again making the patchwork cat.

Soft cover. Etat : Good +. No Jacket. 7th Printing. 7th printing paperback edges rubbed and bumped. Light soil on blue background rear cover that has a small price sticker in upper corner. White background frt cover has moderate soil. Some light finger soil in margins of a few pages and a closed taped tear on last page but still a solid reading copy. 32 pp. Book number 8 in the series. Andy Pandy cleans up the toys in his room and puts them on some shelves and his table and decides to have a play store. He gets some scales and food items from the kitchen and waits for his first customer. In comes his teddy to play and decides to have a jar of honey which is on one of the top shelves. Andy slips when getting it down and it spills all over Teddy. They go into the kitchen to clean up. Meanwhile Looby Loo the rag doll comes into Andys room and cleans up the mess and seats herself in the corner. When Andy and Teddy return they don't see Looby in the corner or understand how the room became so clean. They return to their play and decide to weigh some dry goods and pour flour on the scales. Teddy jumps on the scale and the flour goes all over the room making a big mess again. Andy and Teddy decide to play elsewhere and Looby Loo thinks this is a good idea.

Soft cover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. 6th Printing. 6th printing paperback, edges rubbed and bumped. Front cover corners show chew marks. Back cover, upper corner 1/4 inch piece missing. Sticker mark on back cover. Still a solid reading copy with some finger soil in text. Book number 11 in the series. 30 pp. One spring Andy and Teddy decide to paint the walls of their house, they figure the trees get new leaves, so why shouldn't the house get a fresh coat of paint? They begin with their tiny paint pots and brushes but soon discover they need to buy bigger brushes and more paint so off to the store they go. They spent a good while deciding on which colors to buy so they bought all colors and Teddy went home to fetch a wheelbarrow to pack up their paint and carry it home. They painted the chairs first with splotches, then their table with stripes. After they were done with that, they began on the wall but needed the table to stand on to reach the high spots and agreed that their feet marks on the wet table paint would make a nice pattern. They paint all sorts of designs in every color they had and after they were done, they themselves are so covered with paint they can't see one another in the messily painted room. They finally decide to get scrub brushes and soapy water and wash everything down, and after cleaning themselves up and changing clothes, they decide that all the room needed was a good washing to brighten it up.

Soft cover. Etat : Good +. No Jacket. Matvyn Wright (illustrateur). Reprint. Creased paperback cover and title page, very light handling soil on pages, else tight and bright, light rubs to tips. 32 pp. A dovecot is a bird house for doves, Andy Pandy owns 6 doves, all of which have names. One day a pigeon flew over to the dovecot and the doves pushed him off. He was weak and Andy Pandy caught him before he fell to the ground. Andy brought him into his house and nursed him over night. Andy was cross with his doves who were now sorry they were mean to the pigeon, who by now, Andy learned, was a carrier pigeon for he had a tube with a note on his leg. Andy did not feed his doves the next morning to teach them a lesson about kindness. The doves were sorry and cried at Andy's door to let him know. Andy said, let's put the pigeon in the dovecot to see if the doves are truly sorry, when he brought the pigeon out of his house, the doves carried the pigeon up to the dovecot and allowed him to stay there for a few days until he was well enough to fly away.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Matvyn Wright (illustrateur). Hardcover edges rubbed and bumped, white background cover soiled, text tight and bright. Andy Pandy and his pal teddy bear don't like the looks of their tired house and furniture so they paint up everything and make a mess! Then end up washing everything up and liking how it looked to begin with after all it needed was a good wash up.

Hardcover. Etat : very good. Very Good Copy. Customer Service Guaranteed.

Hardcover. Etat : new. New Copy. Customer Service Guaranteed.