All day long
Subtitle: fifty rhymes of the never was and always is
By: David McCord ; drawings by Henry B. Kane
Contributors: Kane, Henry B. (Henry Bugbee), 1902-1971
Publisher: Dell Pub.
Published: 1966
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Children's poetry, American
Notes: "A Yearling book" ... on t.p.

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Table of contents: title: All day long; title: Spring talk; title: Pad and pencil; title: Innuendo; title: When monkeys eat bananas; title: Mobile; title: The Clouds; title: Ten twice; title: Bridges; title: Rapid reading; title: Flicker; title: Lemonade; title: October wind; title: Frog in a bog; title: Says Tom to me; title: The walnut tree; title: Mr. Spade and Mr. Pail; title: Pumpkins; title: Figures of speech; title: The cellar hole; title: Boo Moo; title: Young Sammy; title: Bumblebee; title: Oz; title: Corinna; title: Ants and sailboats; title: Ptarmigan; title: Four little ducks; title: Two times three; title: Beech; title: O-U-G-H; title: Jamboree; title: Daybreak; title: Mr. Mixup tells a story; title: Elm seed blizzard; title: Trouble with pies; title: Singular indeed; title: Books fall open; title: Ivory; title: Knotholes; title: November bares the Robin's nest; title: Wintry; title: Come Christmas; title: Forget it; title: Orion; title: Laundromat; title: First and last; title: Snowflakes; title: Answering your question; title: The doctor; title: Hammock.