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Over the hills and far away, a treasury of nursery rhymes, collected by Elizabeth Hammill ; illustrated by more than 70 celebrated artists

Label
Over the hills and far away, a treasury of nursery rhymes, collected by Elizabeth Hammill ; illustrated by more than 70 celebrated artists
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Intended audience
Preschool
Literary Form
poetry
Main title
Over the hills and far away
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
881655297
Responsibility statement
collected by Elizabeth Hammill ; illustrated by more than 70 celebrated artists
Sub title
a treasury of nursery rhymes
Summary
A collection of 150 nursery rhymes from across the globe, illustrated by 77 world-renowned artists. Includes well-known rhymes like Jack and Jill, Little Miss Muffet, and Three Blind Mice, as well as some you may never have seen before like Earkin-Hearkin, Through the Jungle the Elephant Goes, and White Feathers at the Edge of the World
Table Of Contents
How shall I begin my song (Tohono O'odham) / Michael Chiago -- African lullaby (Akan) / Meshack Asare -- Dance, little baby (English) -- Dance to your daddy (English) / Brita Granstrom -- Hush, little baby, don't say a word (American) / Don Cadoret -- Hush-a-bye, baby (English) -- Chippewa Lullaby (Chippewa) / Olivia Lomenech Gill -- Laughing Song (Tsimshian) / Bill Helin -- Baby and I (English) -- Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake (English) / Yasmeen Ismail -- You thumb there, wake up! (Inuit) / Andrew Qappik -- Brow bender (English) -- Earkin-Hearkin (Yiddish) -- Knock at the door (Chinese American) / Caroline Binch -- Moses supposes (English) -- Roses are red (English) / Bob Graham -- What are little boys made of? (English) -- We keep a dog to watch the house (Chinese American) / Ed Young -- Monday's child (English) / Niki Daly -- A wee little boy (Chinese American) -- Polly put the kettle on (English) / Rebecca Cobb --Diddle, diddle dumpling (English) -- Mary, Mary, quite contrary (English) -- Here am I, Little Jumping Joan (English) -- Janey Mac (Irish) / Niamh Sharkey -- Little Miss Muffet (English) / Clara Vulliamy -- Lickle Miss Julie (Jamaican) / Jenny Bent -- Little Miss Tuckett (American) / Amy Schwartz -- Little Miss Muffet (Australian) / Bruce Whatley -- There was a little girl (English) -- Georgie Porgie (English) / Emma Chichester Clark -- Miss Lucy had a baby (American) / Mo Willems -- Little Bo-peep (English) -- Little Boy Blue (English) / Lydia Monks -- Jack and Jill (English) / Helen Craig -- A was an apple pie (English) / Emily Gravett -- 1, 2, buckle my shoe (English) / Ted Dewan -- One, two, three, four, five (English) -- There once was a fish (American) / Thomas Docherty -- Boys and girls, come out to play (English) -- Ring-a-ring o' roses (English) / Sarah Garland -- Abna Babna (Caribbean) -- Eena, deena, dina, do (South African) --Entry, kentry, cutry, corn (Anglo-American) -- Inty minty tibblety fig (American) / Pippa Curnick -- Little Sally Water (African American/Caribbean) / Ashley Bryan -- Mosquito one, Mosquito two (Trinidadian) / Petrina Wright -- I scream, you scream (American) -- Pease porridge hot (English) -- I eat my peas with honey (American) -- If all the world were paper (English) / Nina Crews -- An eagle marching on a line (Latino) -- Little Nancy Etticoat (English) -- A riddle, a riddle, as I suppose (English) -- It has eyes and a nose (Chinese American) -- In marble walls as white as milk (English) / Michael Foreman -- Betty Botter bought some butter (English) -- Peter Piper (English) / Joel Stewart -- Sing, sing (Anglo-American) -- Poussie at the fireside (Scottish) / Catherine Rayner -- Hannah Bantry (English) -- Jack Sprat (English) / Nick Sharratt -- Alas! Alas! For Miss Mackay! (English) -- When I was a little boy (English) / Mini Grey --Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater (English) -- I had a little husband (English) / Emily Sutton -- There was an old woman who lived in a shoe (English) -- Jack be nimble (English) -- Jerry Hall (English) / Paul Hess -- Three blind mice (English) -- Hickory, dickory, dock (English) -- Six little mice sat down to spin (English) / Jessica Ahlberg -- Goosey, goosey, gander (English) -- Goosey Goosey Gander (Australian) -- It's raining, it's pouring (English) / Pamela Allen -- Old Mother Hubbard (English) / Marcia Williams -- Higglety, pigglety, pop! (English) -- To market, to market (English) -- Tom, Tom, the piper's son (English) / Kevin Waldron -- This little pig went to market (English) -- Dis lickle pig go a markit (Jamaican) / Sian Jenkins -- Mrs Mason (English) -- Gregory Griggs (English) / Sara Ogilvie -- Gay go up and gay go down (English) / John Lawrence -- The Queen of Hearts (English) -- Pussy cat, pussy cat, where have you been? (English) / Jane Ray --Old King Cole (English) -- Hector Protector (English) / P.J. Lynch -- Sing a song of sixpence (English) -- I had a little nut tree (English) / Polly Dunbar -- The lion and the unicorn (English) / Robert Ingpen -- Yankee Doodle (American) -- Oh, the grand old Duke of York (English) / James Mayhew -- As I was going out one day (American) -- One fine day in the middle of the night (English) / Piet Grobler -- Simple Simon (English) -- As I was going to St Ives (English) / David Lucas -- Dickery, dickery, dare (English) -- Miss Mary Mack (African American/Caribbean) / Jayme McGowan -- There was a crooked man (English) -- Doctor Foster (English) / Axel Scheffler -- A sunshiny shower (English) -- Whether the weather be fine (Anglo-American) -- Rain, rain, go away (English) -- Red sky at night (English) -- Ladybird (Welsh) -- Rain before seven (English) / Alan Lee -- January brings the snow (English) / Catherine Hyde -- Snow, snow faster (Anglo-American) --The north wind doth blow (English) / Mark Hearld -- Christmas is a coming (English) -- Little Jack Horner (English) / Jon Klassen -- In spring I look gay (English) -- I whistle without lips (Latino) -- Lives in winter (English) / Charlotte Voake -- There was a young farmer of Leeds (English) -- Thistle-seed, thistle-seed (Chinese American) / Ian Beck -- Puss came dancing out of a barn (English) -- Tom, he was a piper's son (English) / Laurie Stansfield -- All the baby chicks (Latino) -- Baa, baa, black sheep (English) -- This little cow eats grass (Chinese American) / Pat Hutchins -- Rub-a-dub-dub (English) -- Three wise men of Gotham (English) -- There was, was, was (Latino) / Lucy Cousins -- O, the train pulled in the station (American) / Chris Raschka -- Who built the ark? (African American) / Jerry Pinkney -- Through the jungle the elephant goes (Punjabi) -- At early morn the spiders spin (American) -- Ladybird, ladybird (English) / Eric Carle --Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree (Australian) / Ann James -- Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear (American) / Shaun Tan -- Algy saw a bear (American) / Gus Gordon -- There was an old woman tossed up in a basket (English) -- Grey goose and gander (English) / Nicola Bayley -- Hey! diddle, diddle (English) / Satoshi Kitamura -- W'en de big owl whoops (African American) -- Don't talk! Go to sleep! (African American) -- Three little ghostesses (English) / Daniel Minter -- White Feathers Along the Edge of the World (Tohono O'odham) -- Song of Red Fox (Wintu) / Allison Francisco -- Twinkle, twinkle, little star (English) -- Star light, star bright (English) / Shirley Hughes -- Wee Willie Winkie (Scottish) -- Come, let's to bed (English) -- Up the wooden hill (English) -- Go to bed first (English) / Kate Leiper -- Hush-a-bye (African American) -- You are weeping (Maori) / Holly Sterling -- Bed is too small for my tiredness (American) / Pamela Zagarenski
Target audience
juvenile
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