See if your friends have read any of Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell's books.

See if your friends have read any of Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell's books. Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell’s Followers. None yet. Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell. Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell’s books. Winter Visitors by. Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell, Carol Schwartz (Illustrations).

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by Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell & illustrated by Carol Schwartz. A treacly counting book in forced rhyme. A small girl and her cat go out to find woodland animals, returning home just in time to see & wild turkeys are gobbling through our door!/Nine feisty chickadees splutter from the floor,'' and so on. Last to come into the kitchen is a skunk, who sprays the cat, the child, and the wild animals, causing a hubbub, and providing the opportunity to reverse the countdown of animals with more limping rhymes.

After a snowfall a variety of animals take shelter in a house.

Just as the pictures exude warmth and affection, so O'Donnell's poetry is music to the ears

Find all the books, read about the author, and more. Just as the pictures exude warmth and affection, so O'Donnell's poetry is music to the ears. Her lilting verses, begging to be read aloud, spin a tale of a leisurely day spent sailing a boat at the park, climbing trees, collecting the bright leaves of fall and watching "geese making vees near the moon.

Winter Visitors by Elizabeth Lee O’Donnell; Pip & Squeak by Ian Schoenherr. Check out a book to read at home and then talk about what happens first, next and last in the story. 2. Print Motivation: Being interested in and enjoying books

Winter Visitors by Elizabeth Lee O’Donnell; Pip & Squeak by Ian Schoenherr. Print Motivation: Being interested in and enjoying books. Children who enjoy books will want to learn to read, help your child pick a book she/he wants to take home. 3. Vocabulary: Knowing the name of things. Ask your child to name things that might be fun to do in the snow.

Elliott O'Donnell (27 February 1872 – 8 May 1965) was an author known primarily for his books about ghosts. He claimed to have seen a ghost, described as an elemental figure covered with spots, when he was five years old. He also claimed to have been strangled by a mysterious phantom in Dublin (however, no permanent effect would seem to have been suffered).

What has the author Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell written? .

What has the author Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell written? Answer. September 28, 2014 6:42AM. Elizabeth Lee O'Donnell has written: 'Maggie doesn't want to move' - subject(s): Brothers and sisters, Fiction, Household Moving, Moving, Household. Patrick's day' - subject(s): Fiction, Saint Patrick's Day, Identity, Parades, Behavior. Asked in Authors, Poets, and Playwrights. What has the author Elizabeth Lee Putman written?