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Jeremiah can build a split-rail fence, cook buttermilk pancakes, and grow juicy cobs of corn. But he does not know how to read. So Jeremiah goes to school and studies with the children. As he learns to read, he also tells them stories and teaches them how to chirp like birds. Beautifully illustrated. 30 pages; paper. OUT OF PRINT.
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