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Readers on the Road episodes
- “Miss Rumphius” by Barbara CooneyReaders on the Road enjoys a Maine classic, “Miss Rumphius” written and illustrated by Barbara Cooney. Penguin Group, Inc., 1982.10 min
- “A Busy Year” by Leo LionniReaders on the Road wakes up with “A Busy Year” by Leo Lionni. Alfred A. Knopf, 1992.6 min
- “Rainbow Fish” by Marcus PfisterReaders on the Road reads a classic, “Rainbow Fish” by Marcus Pfister. North-South Books, Inc. New York, 19926 min
- “Are You My Mother?” by P.D. EastmanReaders on the Road listens to “Are You My Mother?” by P.D. Eastman. Random House, New York, 1960.7 min
- “The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge” by Hildegard H. Swift and Lynd WardReaders on the Road loves “The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge” by Hildegard H. Swift and Lynd Ward. Harcourt, Inc. 194211 min
- “Monarch and Milkweed,” by Helen Frost and Leonid GoreReaders on the Road gets ready for late summer with “Monarch and Milkweed,” by Helen Frost and Leonid Gore. Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 2008.7 min
- “Lobsterman” by Dahlov IpcarReaders on the Road shares a Maine classic, “Lobsterman,” by Dahlov Ipcar. Down East Books, 1962.10 min
- “The Very Lonely Firefly” by Eric CarleReaders on the Road shares a story from a favorite author… “The Very Lonely Firefly” by Eric Carle. Philomel Books, 1995.4 min
- “Love You Forever” by Robert MunschReaders on the Road finally makes it through trying to record and read this classic without crying ourselves. “Love You Forever” by Robert Munsch, illustrated by Sheila McGraw. Firefly Books Ltd., 1986.8 min
- “In My Heart” by Jo WitekReaders on the Road contemplates feelings with “In My Heart” by Jo Witek, illustrated by Christine Roussey. Abrams Appleseed 2013.4 min
About Readers on the Road
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Join a former Kindergarten teacher and her kids as they cruise the roads of the northeast. Can’t read books and drive at the same time? No problem! We recorded a podcast for this exact traffic jam. Car time is a great time for a story or two… or five!
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