This poor tree has a long way to go before it leafs out. It won't have any blossoms.
March 28, 2007
No Blossoms, no Leaves
This poor tree has a long way to go before it leafs out. It won't have any blossoms.
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This poor tree has a long way to go before it leafs out. It won't have any blossoms.
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My poem won the 2nd Annual Candy-Cookie Poem Contest!
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This poor tree has a long way to go before it leafs out. It won't have any blossoms.
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.
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To Japan with Love
My essay is in this!
YARN Young Adult Review Network
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- The Shape of Sakura Blossoms
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- Leftover Rice
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- Store-Bought Onigiri
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- Cake Shop
- Bandana Furoshiki
- Furoshiki
- Ume Gummies
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- No Snow This Year?
- Some Things on the Street
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- Big Sister's Dolls
- Details of An Emperor
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- The Doll's Tables
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Haiku, Learn how to express yourself by writing poetry in the Japanese tradition
by Patricia Donegan, Tuttle Publishing
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