β Scribed by Lois Lowry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Gooney Bird Greene returns for more adventures in the sixth book in this sweet and accessible chapter book series from the two-time Newbery Medal winner Lois Lowry.
Each book takes place during a month of the school year in Mrs. Pidgeon's second grade classroom and explores a different subject. In this latest book set in March, Gooney Bird's class learns about the human body with the help of a real skeleton.Previous titles have explored:
GOONEY BIRD GREENE, October: Storytelling
GOONEY BIRD AND THE ROOM MOTHER, November: Thanksgiving and vocabulary
GOONEY THE FABULOUS, December: Aesop's Fables
GOONEY BIRD IS SO ABSURD, January: Poetry
GOONEY BIRD IS ON THE MAP, February: Geography
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Gooney Bird Greene returns for more adventures in the sixth book in this sweet and accessible chapter book series from the two-time Newbery Medal winner Lois Lowry. Each book takes place during a month of the school year in Mrs. Pidgeon's second grade classroom and explores a different subject. In
Gooney Bird Greene returns for more adventures in this chapter-book series from two-time Newbery Medalβwinner Lois Lowry, with Middy Thomas's black-and-white illustrations bringing the classroom to life throughout. Mrs. Pidgeon's second grade class has a lot to celebrate in February: presidents' bi
Gooney Bird Greene returns for more adventures in this chapter-book series from two-time Newbery Medalβwinner Lois Lowry, with Middy Thomas's black-and-white illustrations bringing the classroom to life throughout. Mrs. Pidgeon's second grade class has a lot to celebrate in February: presidents' bi
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