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HTJ is listed here.
My essay is in this!
My poem won the 2nd Annual Candy-Cookie Poem Contest!
by Patricia Donegan, Tuttle Publishing
This and that from here and there. Snapshots of the things we see, use and do in our life in Japan. Written especially for children.
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Listed here in For Kids- Japan
Annie Donwerth Chikamatsu
HTJ copyright 2006-2012
Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, member
HTJ copyright 2006-2012
Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, member
HTJ is listed here.
HTJ mentioned here
To Japan with Love
My essay is in this!
YARN Young Adult Review Network
My poem won the 2nd Annual Candy-Cookie Poem Contest!
My poems will be in
1000 Pieces of Peace fundraiser for Patch Adams
Nominated by Paper tigers Blog
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June
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- Summer is Here
- Department Store Cart
- Mothers on Bikes
- A View of A Train
- Samples of Passnet Cards
- On the Street: Stop Signs 2
- On the Street: Stop Signs
- At the Station 2: Lines for the Blind
- At the Train Station
- Bugs, Bugs Everywhere
- Close to Home
- Closet Dehumidifier
- Views from the Car
- Left Behind
- World Cup for Father's Day
- The Cornfield
- Water, Water Everywhere
- View from the Roof
- On Our Yuzu Tree
- School Days: Finding Floating Seeds
- Fire Hydrants: Apartment
- Pizza Delivery
- Well, you don't see this everyday. Even around her...
- Street Atmosphere
- Houses: Leave Your Shoes at the Door
- Houses: The Shoe Box
- Houses: No Slippers on Tatami
- Public Telephones
- Public Toilets
- Houses: The Toilet's Room
- School Days: First Graders' Morning Glories
- The Gumi Tree
- Cleaning Up at a Local Shrine
- Wagon
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Haiku, Learn how to express yourself by writing poetry in the Japanese tradition
by Patricia Donegan, Tuttle Publishing
Multicultural Book Publishers
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