Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard

• Apr-1993
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• Mar-1995
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When Aunt Flossie’s Hats (and Crab Cakes Later) was first published in 1991, it met with an overwhelming response from readers and reviewers alike. Here was “a wonderful family story,” as The Horn Book Magazine said, “set matter-of-factly in ...

• Mar-1995
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When Papa tells a story about a brave soldier with a secret message, Chita happily joins in the telling, enjoying the time with her father in a celebration of family and the tradition of the tall tale....

• Mar-1996
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Susan and Sarah wonder what's in that mysterious room in Great-great-aunt Flossie's house, but nobody knows for sure -- not even Mommy. At last they get to hunt for the missing key and find out what's in Aunt Mary's room: among other treasures, a fam...

• Mar-2000
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All Virgie wants is to go to school with her brothers George, Will, Nelson, Val, and C. C. But they keep saying she's too little for the long, seven-mile walk, and that girls don't need school. Well, Virgie doesn't agree, and she's not gonna let any...

• Jan-2001
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It's Lulu's birthday, and she can't decide if she wants to celebrate

at the zoo at the beach at the ballet at the movies or at a ball game.

Laurie and J. Matthew have their own ideas about how to throw a...

• Mar-2004
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Although excited about the part she will play during the big event, Sarah begins to get nervous that she may do something wrong when the time comes and so turns to her mother for advice and guidance, in a charming tale about a determined flower girl ...

• Sep-2007
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In this sweet and softly illustrated picture book, a young girl journeys through downtown Baltimore with her father on the way to find the perfect Christmas tree in the deep woods.Christmas is coming! And all Chita can dream about is choosing her ver...

• Sep-2007
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Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard’s charming writing is paired with Robert Casilla’s nostalgic watercolor illustrations in this sweet tale of two young sisters traveling to visit their aunt. All aboard the train to Aunt Lulu’s in this end...